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United States — Arizona
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A city or town attorney, prosecutor, or law enforcement agency may not run certain juvenile diversion or community-based alternative programs unless the county attorney authorizes the program and the presiding juvenile-court judge is notified. Starting January 1, 2011, operators of such programs must report each partic
United States — Arizona
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This section lets the juvenile court decide where a delinquent juvenile is placed and sets rules for probation, notices, testing, records, fines, and supervision.
United States — Arizona
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If a court orders residential treatment services for a delinquent juvenile or incorrigible child, the placement needs a written supporting evaluation unless the court waives that requirement for good cause.
United States — Arizona
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The court may not order certain juveniles or their parent/guardian to pay court-service or probation fees, or fines/sanctions not specifically required by the offense or citation.
United States — Arizona
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This section limits when a child may be committed to juvenile corrections and requires a medical exam before commitment.
United States — Arizona
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This section requires juvenile detention, screening, and some payment or restitution conditions for certain DUI-related delinquency findings, with limited judicial suspension options if screening is completed.
United States — Arizona
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This section requires juvenile restitution orders and payments when a juvenile is adjudicated delinquent.
United States — Arizona
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A person entitled to restitution may file a restitution lien, and no filing fee is required.
United States — Arizona
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The county board of supervisors must create a separate restitution fund for certain juveniles, may seek IRS tax-deductibility treatment for donations, and the county attorney or juvenile court can use the fund and contract for services under stated limits.
United States — Arizona
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When a juvenile is adjudicated for an offense that would be a felony if committed by an adult, the court must prepare a disposition document or minute order, fingerprint it in open court, include specified information, and make it part of the court’s permanent public records.
United States — Arizona
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Certain eligible people may ask juvenile court to set aside an adjudication, and the court must inform them of that right in writing.
United States — Arizona
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This section lets some people ask to have juvenile court and juvenile corrections records destroyed, and requires the court and related offices to handle applications, objections, notices, and destruction steps.
United States — Arizona
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Courts must notify a juvenile’s school when the juvenile is on probation after certain delinquency or conviction findings, and schools may request criminal histories for that purpose.
United States — Arizona
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When a sex offender is placed in treatment, the provider or corrections agency must group the offender with similar offenders of similar age and maturity, and required mental health programs must follow the relevant ethics code and avoid prohibited images.
United States — Arizona
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A juvenile adjudicated delinquent cannot deny the essential allegations of the delinquent act in a later civil case brought by the victim or the state. A restitution order also does not stop the recipient from filing a separate civil action for damages beyond what was actually paid.
United States — Arizona
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This section defines “juvenile intensive probation” as a structured, closely supervised juvenile probation program with individualized interventions and services for juveniles who are appropriate for the program.
United States — Arizona
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Juvenile probation staff must prepare and include specified information in a disposition summary report, and the court may place a juvenile on intensive probation if the stated review conditions are met.
United States — Arizona
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Juvenile intensive probation teams must be appointed and must follow recordkeeping, supervision, reporting, and caseload limits.
United States — Arizona
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The juvenile probation officer must periodically review a juvenile’s needs and supervision risks, and both the officer and the court may change intensive probation supervision. The court may also issue an arrest warrant, and must revoke intensive probation in serious felony or serious-condition-violation cases.
United States — Arizona
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The juvenile intensive probation team must make sure each supervised juvenile is participating in one or more approved activities during intensive probation.