Youth who have been adjudicted delinquent and subsequently placed in a residental facility are called:

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Deep-end youth are those who are placed in residential facilities after being adjudicated delinquent, typically for more serious offenses. This term is used because these youth are considered to be at the "deep end" of the juvenile justice system. Chronic-offender youth refers to youth who have a long history of delinquent behavior, regardless of whether they have been placed in a residential facility. Shallow-end youth and far-side youth are not commonly used terms in the juvenile justice system.

Youth Who Have Been Adjudicted Delinquent and Subsequently Placed in a Residental