Tribe: Oglala Sioux Tribe
SECTION 6.12 PRE-DISPOSITIONAL HEARING.
Following adjudication, the Juvenile Court shall require an officer of the Court to present the Court within ten (10) days, a plan of disposition and treatment which shall specify the length and type of treatment, location of treatment program, guardianship of the child during the treatment program, and other details as the Court may require.
The officer of the Court designated to prepare said report shall submit said report to the Juvenile Court, the minor, the minor’s parents, guardian or other custodian, the minor’s attorney and the Juvenile Court Prosecutor (Presenting Officer) in sufficient amount of time so that adequate preparation might be made before dispositional hearing. […] SECTION 6.15 DISPOSITIONAL ALTERNATIVES.
If the child in question has been designated a juvenile in need of care, one or more of the following provisions may be entered as a dispositional provision when the Court finds such appropriate:
(1) The Court may place the child in legal custody of on or both parents, guardian or custodian, or a relative, or other suitable persons, with or without protective supervision, under such conditions as the Court may impose;
(2) The Court may place legal custody in the Oglala Sioux Tribal On-Going Child Welfare Program, or in a child placement agency for placement in a foster home or other child care facility, provided that the order so allowing the same shall reflect that the child is to remain a ward of the Oglala Sioux Tribe until further order of the Court.
In addition to the alternatives set forth herein, the Court may order that the child be examined or treated by a physician, surgeon, psychiatrist, psychologist, or that he receive other special care and may place the child in a hospital or other suitable facility for such purposes.
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