DOC 373.13(1)(1) A youth may be placed in prehearing security if a supervisor has a reasonable belief that one or more of the following is true:

DOC 373.13(1)(a)(a) If the youth remains in the general population, there will be a significant physical or psychological danger to the youth or another person.

DOC 373.13(1)(b)(b) If the youth remains in the general population, the youth will seek to intimidate a witness in any pending investigation.

DOC 373.13(1)(c)(c) If the youth remains in the general population, the youth will encourage other youths by example, expressly, or by the youth’s presence, to defy staff authority and thereby erode staff’s ability to control a particular situation.

DOC 373.13(1)(d)(d) If the youth remains in the general population, the youth will create a significant danger to property.

DOC 373.13(1)(e)(e) If the youth remains in the general population there is a significant risk of escape.

DOC 373.13(1)(f)(f) If the youth remains in the general population, an investigation will thereby be inhibited.

DOC 373.13(1)(g)(g) If the youth remains in the general population, a significant risk to institution security will be created.

DOC 373.13(2)(2) When a youth is placed in prehearing security under sub. (1), a supervisor shall inform the youth in writing within 48 hours of the placement of the reason for the placement and the person who has authorized the placement.

DOC 373.13(3)(3) The superintendent shall review the placement decision under sub. (1) within 48 hours of the placement, excluding weekends and legal holidays, to determine whether a youth still needs to be in prehearing security consistent with this section.

DOC 373.13(4)(4) No youth may remain in prehearing security pending investigation longer than 7 days without being served an approved conduct report and without receiving the notice in s. DOC 373.71.

DOC 373.13(5)(5) No youth may remain in prehearing security pending a hearing longer than 21 days. The superintendent shall review the status of each youth in prehearing security at least every 7 days to determine whether confinement continues to be appropriate. If upon review it is determined that confinement is not appropriate, the youth shall be released from prehearing security immediately.

DOC 373.13(6)(6) A youth shall be placed in an appropriate setting to achieve the objectives of this section. A youth’s own room may be used for prehearing security.

DOC 373.13(7)(7) A youth may be required to wear mechanical restraints while outside of the living quarters if the superintendent determines that the use of mechanical restraints is necessary to protect staff, other youth or other persons, or to maintain the security of the institution.

subch. II of ch. DOC 373Subchapter II — Conduct Rules Relating to Bodily Security

DOC 373.14DOC 373.14 Causing the death of another. A youth may not intentionally, negligently or recklessly cause the death of another person.

DOC 373.15(1)(1) In this section, “sexual intercourse” means any penetration, however slight, by the penis into the mouth, vagina, or anus of another person, or any penetration, however slight, by any part of the body or an object into the anus or vagina of another person.

DOC 373.15(2)(2) A youth may not engage in sexual intercourse.

DOC 373.16DOC 373.16 Sexual contact. A youth may not intentionally touch with a body part or an object any intimate part of another person, either directly or through clothing, or cause it to be touched by another with or without the consent of that person.

DOC 373.17DOC 373.17 Restraint of another. Unless authorized, a youth may not seize, restrain or confine another person.