D.C. Mun. Regs. tit. 29, r. 29-1208
After receiving notice, in accordance with § 1207, if the youth fails to appear at the stated time and place, for a Community Status Review Hearing the DYRS Care Manager responsible for the youth shall do the following:
After having received notice, in accordance with § 1207, if a youth fails to appear at the stated time and place for a Community Status Hearing, the panel shall proceed.
If the panel proceeds with a hearing and rescinds the youth's community status, upon the youth's return the youth shall be held securely for up to five (5) business days pending a second Community Status Review Hearing.
The time limitations imposed by subsections 1202.2 and 1202.3 shall be tolled by the youth's failure to appear for the scheduled hearing.
If a youth absconds from a DYRS community placement, the DYRS Case Worker shall inform the Chief of Committed Services or designee and request a custody order.
Upon the youth's return to custody from abscondence, the DYRS Case Worker shall determine whether or not the youth's community status should be reviewed at a hearing. If the youth is returned to DYRS after an arrest on a new charge, the Case Worker may take into account the decision of the Court concerning release status with respect to any new charges.
If the Case Worker determines that the youth should return to his or her community placement, the Case Worker shall determine whether to request a Community Status Review Hearing.
If the Case Worker determines that the youth who had absconded should be held in secure custody, the Case Worker shall provide the Chief of Committed Services or designee with documentation in support of his or her recommendation that the youth be securely held.
The Chief of Committed Services or designee shall make an independent probable cause determination within one (1) business day, based on the Case Worker's documentation.
If the Chief of Committed Services or designee determines that there is probable cause to believe that the youth violated the terms of his or her Community Release Agreement and that he or she is a clear and present danger and requires immediate removal from a non-secure placement, DYRS shall conduct the Community Status Review Hearing within five (5) calendar days of the youth's return from abscondence. If the fifth calendar day is a Sunday or legal holiday, the hearing shall convene the next business day.
If the Chief of Committed Services determines that there is no probable cause to securely confine the youth, DYRS shall return the youth to his or her community placement.
In cases where there is a no probable cause determination, the Case Worker may request a Community Status Review Hearing in accordance with subsection 1202.3.
The Chair of the Community Status Review Panel shall provide notice of the time, place and location of the Community Status Review Hearing to the youth, guardian(s), and counsel of record, consistent with § 1207.
D.C. Mun. Regs. tit. 29, r. 29-1208