Management and Operational Practices Addressing Staff Sexual Misconduct with Youth in Custody November 7-9, 2005 Kentucky Department of Juvenile Justice.

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Management and Operational Practices Addressing Staff Sexual Misconduct with Youth in Custody November 7-9, 2005 Kentucky Department of Juvenile Justice Lexington, KY

Training Objectives Identify management practices that affect ssm with youth in custody Identify operational practices that affect ssm with youth in custody Evaluate your management and operational practices Develop improvements to your management and operational practices Discuss strengths and weaknesses of management and operational practices in juvenile settings

What We Know Management and operational practices have an impact staff sexual misconduct Management and operational structures can impede or facilitate addressing staff sexual misconduct Management and operations can affect the correctional mission of safety and security Failure to be attentive to management and operational issues leaves the agency at risk for staff sexual misconduct Training can prevent misconduct and help in investigations You have to act

What We Don’t Know What staff are going to be involved in staff sexual misconduct with youth We don’t have tools to predict behavior or a predisposition to sexual abuse What the best messages are for preventing staff sexual misconduct with youth

Why We Don’t Know More   Lack of interface between departments in the agency   Resignations in lieu of termination   Contractor data is infrequently collected   Offender information is not collected   Physical location data is not collected   No standard definitions of sexual misconduct   No standardized reporting methods or procedures   Unwillingness of agencies to report outcomes publicly

Key Management Issues Leadership Leadership Communication Communication Hiring Hiring Promotion Promotion Supervision Supervision Reporting Reporting Sanctioning Sanctioning Reflection Reflection

Key Operational Issues Operational policy and procedure: record-keeping; maintaining boundaries Attention to related issues: hiring; assignments; supervision; staff needs Attention to the other functions of the agency Relationships between departments within the agency Youth (needs, motivations, assignments) Training Integrity of grievance process and investigations Physical Plant

Group 1: Operational Policy What operational policies are implicated in an effective response to addressing staff sexual misconduct with youth? What operational policies are implicated in an effective response to addressing staff sexual misconduct with youth?

Group 2: Needs and Issues of Staff What issues and needs do staff bring with them that may affect the issue of staff sexual misconduct with youth and how can/should the agency address this? Is it a management response or an operational response? What issues and needs do staff bring with them that may affect the issue of staff sexual misconduct with youth and how can/should the agency address this? Is it a management response or an operational response?

Group 3: Functions of the Agency How does the function of the agency either assist or impede addressing staff sexual misconduct with youth? How does the function of the agency either assist or impede addressing staff sexual misconduct with youth?

Group 4: Relationships Between Departments What other departments or agencies could really help in addressing staff sexual misconduct with youth in custody? Do you/can you have a relationship with them? What other departments or agencies could really help in addressing staff sexual misconduct with youth in custody? Do you/can you have a relationship with them?

Group 5: Youth What are the issues and needs of youth who are affected by staff sexual misconduct? What are the issues and needs of youth who are affected by staff sexual misconduct?

Group 6: Training What kind of training do you need to address staff sexual misconduct with youth in custody? What kind of training do you need to address staff sexual misconduct with youth in custody?

Group 7: Grievance Process and Investigations How does the grievance process assist/impede in addressing ssm with youth in custody? How does the grievance process assist/impede in addressing ssm with youth in custody? How does the investigations process assist/impede in addressing ssm with youth in custody? How does the investigations process assist/impede in addressing ssm with youth in custody?

Group 8: Physical Plant Are there features of physical plant that increase/decrease risk and opportunity for staff sexual misconduct with youth? Are there features of physical plant that increase/decrease risk and opportunity for staff sexual misconduct with youth?

Good Management Practices in Juvenile Settings

Good Operational Practices in Juvenile Settings

Impact of good management practices Leadership sets the tone Leadership sets the tone Conveys zero tolerance for staff sexual misconduct with youth Conveys zero tolerance for staff sexual misconduct with youth Hiring, promotion, supervision and sanctioning consistent with leadership goals and vision Hiring, promotion, supervision and sanctioning consistent with leadership goals and vision Agency is perceived as fair and evenhanded by staff, youth and public Agency is perceived as fair and evenhanded by staff, youth and public

Impact of Good Operational Practices Staff understand that security and liability are at stake Staff understand and have confidence in investigative process and cooperate Youth trust that they will be heard and protected All relevant personnel within and outside the organization know their roles and work together Logs and records are clear and up-to-date Floor plans and blue prints are readily available

Impact of Good Operational Practices Cont’d Clear post orders and operational protocols facilitate identification of violations and breaches Supervisors have insight into behavior and motivation of subordinates and youth Everyone knows the rules Enhances timely access needs for victims Enhances agency integrity for zero- tolerance