Chapter 03 - Petition-Adjudication-Disposition
45.0301 Referral to Attorney General-Petition. (a) Whenever it appears to a law enforcement… |
45.0302 Referral to court-Preliminary investigation. Whenever it appears to a law enforcement offi… |
45.0303 Informal adjustment-Time limit. (a) Efforts to effect informal adjustment may… |
45.0304 Petition for protection from child abuse. (a) Upon receipt of a report filed by a law e… |
45.0310 Form and content of petition. (a) The petition and all subsequent court doc… |
45.0311 Summons-Issuance. After a petition has been filed, the court pr… |
45.0312 Summons-Not to issue when. No summons may issue to any respondent who ap… |
45.0313 Summons-Requirement for appearance. The summons requires the person or persons ha… |
45.0314 Summons-Additional respondents-Attendance. The court on its own motion or on the motion… |
45.0315 Summons-Custody of child required when. If it appears that the welfare of the child o… |
45.0316 Summons-Payment of travel expenses. The Court may authorize the payment of necess… |
45.0317 Summons-Personal service. Summons shall be served personally. under Rul… |
45.0318 Summons. If the parents, guardian, or other legal cust… |
45.0325 Contempt-Warrant. (a) Any person summoned or required to appear… |
45.0326 Appointment of guardian ad litem. (a) The court may appoint a guardian ad litem… |
45.0330 Adjudicatory hearing-Consideration of evidence. At the adjudicatory hearing, which is conduct… |
45.0331 Adjudicatory hearing-Consideration of additional evidence-Amendment of petition. (a) When it appears that the evidence present… |
45.0332 Adjudicatory hearing-Continuation. (a) After making a finding as provided by und… |
45.0333 Adjudicatory hearing-Allegation of delinquent child. When the petition alleges a child 14 years of… |
45.0334 Adjudicatory hearing-Dismissal of petition. When the court finds that the allegations of… |
45.0335 Adjudicatory hearing-Petition sustained. (a) When the court finds that the allegations… |
45.0336 Mentally ill or developmentally disabled child-Procedure. (a) If it appears from the evidence presented… |
45.0340 Certification of child for criminal proceedings as an adult. Under subsection (c) of 45.0115, at the certi… |
45.0341 Certification hearing-Consideration of factors. (a) The hearing pursuant to 45.0340 is conduc… |
45.0342 Certification hearing-Consideration of written reports. Written reports and other materials relating… |
45.0343 Certification hearing-Order for proceedings as an adult. (a) In a hearing as provided in 45.0340, if t… |
45.0344 Certification hearing-Procedure under 45.0330 to 45.0335. In a hearing as provided in 45.0340 if the Co… |
45.0345 Disposition hearing. (a) After making an order of adjudication, th… |
45.0346 Order of protection. (a) The Court may make an order of protection… |
45.0350 Delinquent child-Disposition. (a) If a child has been adjudicated as being… |
45.0352 Child in need of supervision-Disposition. (a) When a child has been adjudicated as bein… |
45.0354 Neglected or dependent child-Disposition. When a child has been adjudicated to be negle… |
45.0355 Neglected or dependent child-Termination of parental rights. In a disposition as provided in 45.0354: (a)… |
45.0356 Neglected or dependent child-Surrender of custody. When a child has been adjudicated neglected b… |
45.0357 Neglected or dependent child-Consideration of placement. In placing the legal custody or guardianship… |
45.0358 Neglected or dependent child-New hearing-Permanency of decree. In a disposition as provided in 45.0354: (a)… |
45.0360 Commitment to corrections bureau. (a) (1) When a child is committed to the Corr… |
45.0361 Legal custody-Guardianship. (a) (1) Any individual, agency, or institutio… |
45.0362 New hearing authorized. (a) A parent, guardian, custodian, or next fr… |
45.0363 Probation-Terms-Release-Revocation. (a) The terms and conditions of probation are… |
45.0364 Continuing jurisdiction. Except as otherwise provided in this chapter,… |
45.0365 Adult cases-Penalty. Any adult who: (1) induces, aids, or encourag… |