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Arizona's Seventeenth Annual Transltk>n Conference Ready to Launch.' Countdown to Succe.ss
• Avg.Children
• Avg. Cases
600 700 800 900 1,000
Maricopa County Juvenile Courts
Between FY10 and FY15, Arizona experienced the largest increase in the number of children in foster care in the Nation. In Maricopa County Judicial caseloads for FY 14- FY 15 were 3x’s higher and number of children 4x’s higher than they were in FY 05.
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Arizona's Seventeenth Annual Transltk>n Conference Ready to Launch.' Countdown to Succe.ss
Rola-tron:kip 0-a.,ad Pa.r-.cmt-Ck1 Id Tkorapy
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Co-llot:.ca."todl S.rvic:.es TERR.OS Su'bsta.nc:,o -4.bu:G S.rvi~.. ~co.pa County Hoa.llthy 51-a.rt., l:)Qparttmmtt of Ch.rid Saf.efy
On August 12, 2005, an Arizona law went into effect that permits minors who are at least 16 but not yet 18, to apply to be emancipated or to be declared legally an adult
The minor must prove they are financially self-sufficient, able to provide their own food, housing and medical care without parental assistance
A Rule 11 Mental Competency may be court ordered to determines whether or not a juvenile understands the process of the court
A Rule 11 is not a psychological evaluation
The juvenile will be found to either becompetent, incompetent but restorable, ornot competent - not restorable
If a juvenile has been found incompetentbut restorable, a restoration provider isassigned to “teach” the juvenile about what happens during the court proceedings
During the restoration process, the juvenilemay be found competent or not competent
Delinquency Routes Once/if the Juvenile is determined to be
Guilty…
ProbatiThe Juvenile may be pl
probatithey will be moniProbation Officer, who wiensure they are abidi
Sent to a Facility or GroupHome:
The Juvenile may stay for a suggestedperiod where they will be monitored, attend school, receive counseling,etc… in order to try and figure out a solution to rectify the behavior and get the juvenile on track to not committhese types of acts in the future.
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on for a term of 1 year. There, tored by a Juvenile
ll track and ng by all of their
terms of probation. If they violate any of the terms of probation, the JPO may file a request to the court to set a Hearing, revoke probation, issue a warrant, etc… the probation term
may either be extended (based uponcircumstances) or they may be
released early if they are successful in adhering to all of the terms the Judge
has set.
Juvenile sent to AZ Dept. of Juvenile Corrections:
The Juvenile will be given a minimum length of time to be housed at the facility, not to exceed their 18th birthday. They will receive schooling, counseling as needed and will be released upon the Dept. of
Corrections determination.
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