Tribe: Crow Tribe of Montana
9-17-102. Contents of predisposition study and report.
The report shall contain a specific plan for the youth,
aimed at resolving the problems presented in the petition. The report shall contain a detailed explanation showing
the necessity for the proposed plan of disposition and the benefits to the youth under the proposed plan.
Preference shall be given to the dispositional alternatives which are least restrictive of the youths freedom and
are consistent with the interests of the community. […] 9-18-104. Evidence and reports.
In the disposition hearing, the Youth Court may consider all relevant material
information. The Youth Court shall consider any predisposition report, physician’s report or social study it may
have ordered. The Youth Court shall afford the youth, the youth’s parent, guardian or custodian and the youth’s
counsel an opportunity to controvert the factual contents and conclusions of the report. The Youth Court shall
also consider any alternative predisposition report or recommendations prepared by the youth or the youth’s
counsel. […] 9-18-105. Disposition alternatives.
When it finds a youth is a “youth offender” the Youth Court may make and
record any of the following orders of disposition, subject to conditions and limitations the Youth Court may
prescribe:
(1) Permit the youth to remain with his or her parents, guardian, or custodian;
(2) Place the youth in the legal custody of a relative or other suitable person;
(3) Order the youth to pay restitution;
(4) Place the youth in the protective supervision of juvenile probation (as defined in Section 9-7-102);
(5) Place the youth on probation;
(6) Place the youth in a youth facility designated by the Youth Court, including alcohol or substance abuse
emergency shelter or halfway house, foster home, group home, shelter home, or secure youth detention facility;
(7) Impose a fine; .
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(8) Order the youth to complete Community service;
(9) Require the youth, the youth’s parents or guardians, or the persons having legal custody of the youth to
receive counseling services;
(10) Require the medical and psychological evaluation of the youth, the youth’s parents or guardians, or the
persons having legal custody of the youth;
(11) Any other disposition the court deems appropriate.