Juvenile

JV-640: Delinquency Court Proceeding Findings and Orders

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This form documents the judge's findings and orders in a case involving a minor accused of breaking the law, determining whether the minor is responsible for the offense and what consequences or treatment they will face. Probation officers, attorneys, and court staff use this form to officially record the court's decision and create a legal record of the delinquency proceedings.

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Forms that go with JV-640

JV-625RequiredNotice of Hearing—Juvenile Delinquency ProceedingThe Detention Hearing - Findings and Orders (JV-625) documents the court's formal findings and orders resulting from the detention hearing captured in the JV-640 Minute Order.›JV-180Often filed with itRequest to Change Court OrderThe Notice of Hearing (JV-180) is used to notify all parties of the scheduled detention hearing, and must typically accompany or precede the detention hearing minute order process.›JV-200Often filed with itCustody Order—Juvenile—Final JudgmentThe Restraining Order - Juvenile (JV-200) is commonly issued or reviewed at a detention hearing when there are safety concerns requiring protection orders for the minor or family members.›JV-400Often filed with itVisitation Attachment: Parent, Legal Guardian, Indian Custodian, Other Important PersonThe Welfare and Institutions Code section 241.1 Joint Assessment (JV-400) may be required when a minor appears to be both a dependent and a delinquent, providing critical background information reviewed at the detention hearing.›

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