Tribe: Sac & Fox Nation, Oklahoma
Section 421. Child in Need of Supervision – Disposition
When a child has been adjudicated as being in need of superVISIOn, the
Court shall enter a decree of disposition containing one or more of the following
provisions which the Court finds appropriate:
(a)
The Court may place the child on probation or under protective
supervision in the legal custody of one or both parents or the guardian under
such conditions as the Court may impose.
(b)
The Court may place the child in the legal custody of a relative
or other suitable person under such conditions as the Court may impose, which
may include placing the child on probation or under protective supervision in
accordance with Section 410 of this Title.
(c)
The Court may require as a condition of probation that the child
report for assignment to a supervised work program or place such child in a
child care facility which shall provide a supervised work program, if:
(1)
The child is not deprived of the schooling which is appropriate
to his age, needs, and specific rehabilitative goals;
(2)
The supervised work program is of a constructive nature
designed to promote rehabilitation, is appropriate to the age level and
physical ability of the child, and is combined with counseling from guidance
personnel;
(3)
The supervised work program assignment is made for a period
of time consistent with the child’s best interest, but not exceeding one
hundred eighty days.
(d)
The Court may place legal custody in the Tribal Department of
Social Services or a child placement agency for placement in a family care
home or child care facility, or it may place the child in a child care center. (e)
JUVENILE PROCEDURE
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The Court may order that the child be examined or treated by a
physician, surgeon, psychiatrist, or psychologist, or that he receive other special
care, and may place the child in a hospital or other suitable facility for such
purposes.
(g)
The Court may commit the child to any institution or group care
facility designated by the Court.