•A Parole Revocation Hearing held within fourteen (14) days of his/her return to Long Lane School, subject to the authority of the hearing officer to grant reasonable continuances.

•Oral and written notice at least five (5) days in advance of the hearing of the following:

•To request assistance of a representative and to receive an appointed representative when he meets established criteria.

•To examine copies of documentary evidence in possession of the Department which the Department plans to introduce at the hearing.

•To appear in person and speak in his own behalf.
•To remain silent.
•To present documents and witnesses on his behalf.
•To question witnesses.
•To have facts established and a disposition made by an independent hearing officer not associated with the decision to recommend returning the child to Long Lane School.

•To receive a written summary of the findings, the disposition, the evidence relied upon and the hearing officer's reasoning.

•To ask for a continuance when inadequate notice, lack of a representative, new evidence or charges, or the absence of adverse witnesses substantially impairs his ability to accurately present the facts at the hearing.

•explain the purpose and nature of the hearing

•advise the child of his rights of representation and proper notice

•assist the child in obtaining documents and witnesses, within reasonable limits.

•The child may at his own expense have an attorney or anyone he chooses assist him at the hearing. The Administrative Hearings Unit or other staff member shall assist him/her in contacting his chosen representative.

•The child who does not have his own attorney or chosen representative shall, whenever possible, have a representative appointed if the Administrative Hearings Unit or other staff member determines that he meets one or more of the following criteria: