Why they voted this way
The lawmaker explains that the bill fixes a one-year gap in services for children adjudicated as needing supervision, which currently ends at age 17 before they turn 18.
Children in need of supervision-age.
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Bill No.: <billno> Drafter: <drafterinit> Bill No.: HB0043 Drafter: LGC LSO No.: 14LSO-0147 Effective Date: Immediate Enrolled Act No.: HEA0034 Chapter No.: CH0063 Prime Sponsor: Representative Gingery Catch Title: Children in need of supervision-age. Subject: CHINS applicability. Summary/Major Elements: Under current law, a juvenile court has jurisdiction to: Determine questions concerning the right to legal custody of a minor in need of supervision; Order any party to the proceedings to perform any acts, duties and responsibilities the court deems necessary; Order any party to the proceedings to refrain from any act or conduct the court deems detrimental to the best interest and welfare of the minor or essential to the enforcement of any lawful order of disposition made by the court. Under current law, the juvenile court may exercise jurisdiction over children in need of supervision until the child has reached the age of seventeen. This bill extends that jurisdiction until a child has reached the age of eighteen.
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Why they voted this way
The lawmaker explains that the bill fixes a one-year gap in services for children adjudicated as needing supervision, which currently ends at age 17 before they turn 18.
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