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<blockquote data-quote="klmno" data-source="post: 323028" data-attributes="member: 3699"><p>Good morning! I hope something happens today or tomorrow, too. At least, if the job comes thru the Department of Juvenile Justice people here would know I didn't make all this up to try to get difficult child released early. I think they do beleive me but GAL won't if she catches wind of this- and she might already be involved- PO might have talked to her since they are in the same building quite often.</p><p></p><p>Janet, it transfers to the new state after the interstate study and if the new state accepts the difficult child. That process takes about 3 months, and can't be started until the parent is there. This is why it makes everyone's (except mine and difficult child's) life easier for me to go before difficult child.</p><p></p><p>However, it still can be done after difficult child's release just like any time a parent moves and has a child living at home. But, the risk to this state is that if by chance we got to HI and both states took the months to go thru this, but then didn't accept difficult child, this state has the problem of what to do. i was told that they doubt very sseriously that would happen because in spite of it all, difficult child is not classified violent, they know I'm not a drug dealer and have always kept him in a decent home. And the CM told me the PO said if it did happen, they probably would just release difficult child from parole. This is where my frustration lies- the WHY not go ahead and help make this happen?</p><p></p><p>Anyway- the way it has been worded to mee is that the interstate study is to make sure the new state "agrees to monitor the child for the state having authority". I tend to think it never becomes an issue again with the old state if acceptance is gotten in the new state because if the child reoffends while on parole in the new state, it's an offense against the new state and will be punished there.</p><p></p><p>The real point I had tried to make earlier though is just like the Department of Juvenile Justice people make all decisions for ggfg while he's incarcerated, they still have that same authority over him after he's releaased- kind of like they have parental authority- over him as long as he's on parole. They can get difficult child placed wherever they want and they know all they have to do is get dss to pick up the phone and my bro would be here within two days ready to take difficult child. And of course, it's a real thorn in my side that if he lives with me, they have that autority of me because I'm a parent. But they have no authority over me (except for CS) or staff of any place he's living if he doesn't live with me.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="klmno, post: 323028, member: 3699"] Good morning! I hope something happens today or tomorrow, too. At least, if the job comes thru the Department of Juvenile Justice people here would know I didn't make all this up to try to get difficult child released early. I think they do beleive me but GAL won't if she catches wind of this- and she might already be involved- PO might have talked to her since they are in the same building quite often. Janet, it transfers to the new state after the interstate study and if the new state accepts the difficult child. That process takes about 3 months, and can't be started until the parent is there. This is why it makes everyone's (except mine and difficult child's) life easier for me to go before difficult child. However, it still can be done after difficult child's release just like any time a parent moves and has a child living at home. But, the risk to this state is that if by chance we got to HI and both states took the months to go thru this, but then didn't accept difficult child, this state has the problem of what to do. i was told that they doubt very sseriously that would happen because in spite of it all, difficult child is not classified violent, they know I'm not a drug dealer and have always kept him in a decent home. And the CM told me the PO said if it did happen, they probably would just release difficult child from parole. This is where my frustration lies- the WHY not go ahead and help make this happen? Anyway- the way it has been worded to mee is that the interstate study is to make sure the new state "agrees to monitor the child for the state having authority". I tend to think it never becomes an issue again with the old state if acceptance is gotten in the new state because if the child reoffends while on parole in the new state, it's an offense against the new state and will be punished there. The real point I had tried to make earlier though is just like the Department of Juvenile Justice people make all decisions for ggfg while he's incarcerated, they still have that same authority over him after he's releaased- kind of like they have parental authority- over him as long as he's on parole. They can get difficult child placed wherever they want and they know all they have to do is get dss to pick up the phone and my bro would be here within two days ready to take difficult child. And of course, it's a real thorn in my side that if he lives with me, they have that autority of me because I'm a parent. But they have no authority over me (except for CS) or staff of any place he's living if he doesn't live with me. [/QUOTE]
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