Tribe: Colorado River Indian Tribes of the Colorado River Indian Reservation, Arizona and California
Section 1-325. Dispositional Order.
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(d) The Court may order the child be placed on probation and order a Probation Officer to
supervise and assist the child and his parent(s), guardian(s), or custodian(s) so as to rectify the
conditions that resulted in child offender adjudication. The Court may order specific terms of
supervision, which prescribe or proscribe the child’s activities and which are within the ability of
the child to perform. An order of supervision may include the following requirements:
(1) (2) (3) (4) Participation in a constructive program of service or education designed to
impress upon the child a sense of responsibility for the injuries caused to the
person or property of another.
Restitution not in excess of actual damage caused by the child, to be paid from his
earnings or those of his parents or guardians or by performance of services
acceptable to the victim which are reasonable and capable of being performed
within one (1) year; provided that nothing herein shall be construed to preclude
any responsibility of the child’s parent(s) or guardian(s) for damage caused by the
child.
Participation in appropriate counseling programs available through social services
or mental health agencies.
Additionally, the Court may order parent(s), guardian(s), and custodian(s) the
following:
(A) Stay home and monitor child.
(B) Submit to drug and alcohol testing when there is a reasonable suspicion of
drug and/or alcohol use.
(C) Attend and successfully complete alcohol and drug education, treatment
and/or other counseling services.
(D) Attend and successfully complete parenting education, treatment and/or
other counseling services.
(E) Order any other term and condition that is reasonable and in the best
interests of the child’s rehabilitation.