Informal Resolutions for Deliquency

Hannahville Legal Code, Title II – Children/Juvenile, Chapter 2 – Child Protection Code, Chapter 2.30 Juvenile Court Delinquency and Status Offenses, 2.3002 Informal Resolution

Tribe: Hannahville Indian Community

2.3002 Informal Resolution
If the juvenile officer decides the best interests of the child would be served by setting up a
program to divert the action from going into Court, he/she may do so with the voluntary
permission of the parent, guardian or custodian. This diversion program should be in writing and
may include chemical treatment, mental health treatment, schooling and other remedial action.
The plan should be signed by the child, the child’s parent or guardian and by the juvenile officer.
The plan should have objectives which can be accomplished and monitored as to success or
failure in a reasonable time not to exceed six (6) months.

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