Juvenile
JV-222: Input on Application for Psychotropic Medication
Fillable PDFJudicial Council of California
This form allows people to provide input and concerns about a request for a child in the court system to be given psychotropic medication. Parents, guardians, social workers, and other interested parties use this form to make sure the court hears their views before approving medication for a minor in child welfare or dependency cases.
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Forms that go with JV-222
JV-220RequiredApplication For Psychotropic MedicationThe Jurisdictional Facts (JV-220) is typically filed prior to or alongside JV-222 as it documents the factual basis upon which the court establishes jurisdiction over the minor.›JV-221AttachmentProof of Notice of ApplicationThe Jurisdictional Facts—Addendum (JV-221) is used as a supplement when additional jurisdictional facts cannot fit on JV-220, and is commonly submitted together with JV-222.›JV-290Often filed with itCaregiver Information FormThe Notice of Hearing (JV-290) is commonly filed alongside JV-222 to formally notify all parties of the jurisdictional hearing date and proceedings.›JV-224Next stepCounty Report on Psychotropic MedicationThe Order Releasing Minor from Custody (JV-224) is commonly issued in sequence after jurisdiction is established via JV-222, addressing the minor's custody status.›JV-400Next stepVisitation Attachment: Parent, Legal Guardian, Indian Custodian, Other Important PersonThe Dispositional Hearing Order (JV-400) typically follows the establishment of jurisdiction under JV-222, making it the next procedural step in dependency proceedings.›