A study proposing to involve pregnant adolescents who are detained in a juvenile detention center would only be allowed if: the requirements for subpart b, additional protections for pregnant women, human fetuses and neonates involved in research are met, because subpart b takes precedence over subpart

d. the requirements of subparts a, b, c, and d are met. such research would never be allowed because it involves an extremely vulnerable population. the research is noninvasive and the adolescent detention periods are temporary and will end at about the same time the study is completed.

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1 May, 02:14

A study proposing to involve pregnant adolescents who are detained in a juvenile detention center would only be allowed if: the requirements for subpart b, additional protections for pregnant women, human fetuses and neonates involved in research are met, because subpart b takes precedence over subpart

d. the requirements of subparts a, b, c, and d are met. such research would never be allowed because it involves an extremely vulnerable population. the research is noninvasive and the adolescent detention periods are temporary and will end at about the same time the study is completed.

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A study proposing to involve pregnant adolescents who are detained in a juvenile detention center would only be allowed if "the requirements of subparts a, b, c, and d are met."

Once handled in the juvenile court system there are various pathways for adolescents. Though a few adolescents are discharged straightforwardly once again into the network to experience network based rehabilitative projects, a few adolescents may represent a more noteworthy danger to society and to themselves and thusly need a stay in a directed adolescent detainment center. If an adolescent is sent by the courts to an adolescent confinement focus, there are two kinds of offices: secure detention and secure confinement.