Code of Federal Regulations · Part
Part 10 — Indian Country Detention Facilities And Programs
25 C.F.R. pt. 10
- § 10.1 Why Are Policies And Standards Needed For Indian Country Detention Programs?
- § 10.2 Who Is Responsible For Developing And Maintaining The Policies And Standards For Detention And Holding Facilities In Indian Country?
- § 10.3 Who Must Follow These Policies And Standards?
- § 10.4 What Happens If The Policies And Standards Are Not Followed?
- § 10.5 Where Can I Find The Policies And Standards For The Administration, Operation, Services, And Physical Plant/construction Of Indian Country Detention, Community Residential, And Holding Facilities?
- § 10.6 How Is The Bia Assured That The Policies And Standards Are Being Applied Uniformly And Facilities Are Properly Accredited?
- § 10.7 Where Do I Find Help Or Receive Technical Assistance In Complying With The Policies And Standards?
- § 10.8 What Minimum Records Must Be Kept And Reports Made At Each Detention, Community Residential, Or Holding Facility In Indian Country?
- § 10.9 If A Person Is Detained Or Incarcerated In An Indian Country Detention, Community Residential, Or Holding Facility, How Would They Know What Their Rights, Privileges, Safety, Protection And Expected Behavior Would Be?
- § 10.10 What Happens If I Believe My Civil Rights Have Been Violated While Incarcerated In An Indian Country Detention Or Holding Facility?
- § 10.11 How Would Someone Detained Or Incarcerated, Or Their Representative, Get The Bia Policies And Standards?