Juvenile Court - Jurisdiction, Detention, and Confinement (Youth Charging Reform Act)
Altering the jurisdiction of the juvenile court by repealing provisions specifying that the juvenile court does not have jurisdiction over a child alleged to have committed any crime punishable by life imprisonment; requiring an intake officer to authorize detention for a child that is at least 16 years old and is accused of certain crimes; altering and establishing certain provisions relating to the detention, confinement, and transportation of certain children; etc.
HEARINGS
PRIVACY
Age
Records
Jurisdiction
Reports
Fingerprinting
Arrests
CRIMES AND PUNISHMENTS
Correctional Institutions
Committees and Commissions
Standards and Best Practices
Time
Juvenile Law
Juvenile Justice and Delinquency
Trials
Protection and Peace Orders
Violence
Restrictive Housing
Juvenile Facilities
Pretrial Detention or Release
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