§ 222 Pregnant Juvenile Medical Rights
A 16-year-old girl is in a county juvenile facility. She thinks she might be pregnant.
She can ask the facility to let her see her own doctor to check if she’s pregnant. If she is, she can get the medical care she needs from that doctor, but she’ll have to pay for it if the facility doesn’t cover it. The facility also can’t restrain her just because she’s pregnant.
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§ 222 Pregnant Juvenile Medical Rights
Last verified: January 23, 2026