Tribe: Minnesota Chippewa Tribe, Minnesota - Leech Lake Band
4-13.E. Outcome of Disposition Hearing.
If a child is found by the court to be a “juvenile offender,” the court may impose
such conditions as reflective of the traditions and customs of the Band and which
are reasonably designed to achieve the purpose and intent of this code. The
conditions the court may impose for the child’s supervision, care and
rehabilitation include but are not limited to the following:
I. permit the child to remain with parent, guardian or custodian, subject to such
conditions and limitations as the court may prescribe;
2. restrict the child to his or her residence until further order of the court except
as specifically provided in the order;
3. to regularly attend school and maintain passing grades of”C” or better in all
courses;
4. require the child seek and/or undergo counseling and treatment, including inpatient
treatment, as may be recommended in any chemical dependency,
psychiatric or psychological evaluation ordered by the court;
5. place the child in the physical custody of a relative or other suitable person,
subject to such conditions and limitations as the court may prescribe;
6. order the child to pay restitution;
7. place the child under protective supervision under such conditions- and
limitations as the court may prescribe;
8. place the child on probation under such conditions and limitations as the
court may prescribe;
9. require the child to pay up to $100 dollar fine for the first violation and no
more than $200 dollar fine for any subsequent violation;
10. require the child perform community service in such an amount and of such a
nature as the court deems appropriate for the minor’s age, circumstances, and
conduct;
11. require the child to refrain from associating with named individuals, if any,
found by the court to be detrimental to the minor’s ability to comply with its
orders;
12. require the child abstain from the use and possession of alcohol, drugs,
inhalants, and prohibited use of tobacco and over-the counter medication.
13. require the child obey all tribal ordinances and all federal, state, and local
laws;
14. require the child to apologize in writing or in a traditional manner or
ceremony to any persons who have been victimized by the minor’s conduct;
including family members, Band officials, and/or community at large;
15. place the child in a juvenile facility designated by the court, including alcohol
or substance abuse emergency shelter or halfway house, emergency foster
home, foster home, group home, shelter home, or secure juvenile detention
facility.
16. referral of the child and his parents, guardian or custodian to an appropriate
social services agency for participation in counseling or other treatment
program as ordered by the court;
17. require any family members including the minor’s parent(s), guardian or
custodian, that reside with or are in regular contact with the ”.juvenile
offender” to fully cooperate with the Juvenile Service Coordinator, treatment
providers, counselors, educators, or other service providers who are engaged
in implementing the conditions of the probation.
18. require any family members that reside with or are in regular contact with the
“juvenile offender” undergo random urinalysis, chemical & psychological
assessment, parenting classes, attend counseling sessions, and any other
services the court deems are in the child’s best interest; or
19. require the Juvenile Service Coordinator to staff the case with Leech Lake
Child Welfare child protection team; or
20. Order any other services the court deems is in the child’s best interest