Which term refers to sight and sound contact with juveniles as defined by Florida statute Chapter 985?

Which term refers to sight and sound contact with juveniles as defined by Florida statute Chapter 985?

• A. Regular Contact with Juveniles
• B. Juvenile Interaction Zone
• C. Limited Juvenile Contact
• D. No Contact with Juveniles

Answer: (A)

Regular Contact with Juveniles is the term used in Florida Chapter 985 to describe sight and sound contact with a juvenile. It means you can see and hear the juvenile, without necessarily having physical contact. The other options aren’t the statutory term for this concept—No Contact with Juveniles implies no contact at all, Limited Juvenile Contact suggests some restricted form of contact, and Juvenile Interaction Zone isn’t a defined term in the statute.

Regular Contact with Juveniles is the term used in Florida Chapter 985 to describe sight and sound contact with a juvenile. It means you can see and hear the juvenile, without necessarily having physical contact. The other options aren’t the statutory term for this concept—No Contact with Juveniles implies no contact at all, Limited Juvenile Contact suggests some restricted form of contact, and Juvenile Interaction Zone isn’t a defined term in the statute.