Juvenile
JV-672: Findings and Orders After Six-Month Prepermanency Hearing—Delinquency
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This form documents the judge's decisions and legal findings made during a court hearing that checks on a delinquent youth's progress six months after the initial case filing. Probation officers, attorneys, and judges use this form to record custody decisions, whether the youth should remain in detention or be released, and what conditions or services the youth must follow going forward.
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JV-525Often filed with itOrder to Attend Court or Provide Documents: Subpoena/Subpoena Duces TecumThe Findings and Orders After Disposition Hearing is commonly filed alongside educational orders to document the court's broader dispositional decisions about the minor, including school attendance requirements.›JV-535Often filed with itOrder Designating Educational Rights HolderThe Findings and Orders After 6-Month Review Hearing is commonly filed with educational attendance orders when the court is revisiting and reinforcing school attendance as part of a periodic review of the minor's case plan.›
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