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<blockquote data-quote="klmno" data-source="post: 506973" data-attributes="member: 3699"><p>There are a couple of advantages but the way all this has been handled is inexcusable and based on that, who on earth can believe what this po says or that he'll back anything up? He could drag his feet another 3 mos and then not release difficult child because things aren't in place but who's fault is it things aren't in place and why does difficult child have to stay incarcerated as a result? The lady at Department of Juvenile Justice said she didn't think difficult child could be held even in detention past his late release date, which she says is in May so I must have been mistaken about difficult child original sentence- it must have been 15-21 mos. Anyway, I'm not so sure that's accurate for difficult child as far as holding him in detention until May because he earned his way to release from incarceration already and that's proven by the fact they had a release date set. The only thing PO ever committed to was something he didn't have authority to order and PO is supposed to be the one stating how long difficult child will be in detention, when visits can happen, on what terms etc. It''s like he just refuses to make any decisions and put them in writing. Instead of them holding PO accountable, they are just finding any way they can to keep difficult child locked up and prevent his release.</p><p></p><p>I mean, we can't really look forward to working thru "a plan" when we still don't have a plan. We have another placement decision with no set time frame to even start it, much less requirements or time to get thru it.</p><p></p><p>Actually, a bigger concern is the way it's worded to me- difficult child is going here because the gh placement fell thru and the Department of Juvenile Justice lady said they might need more time to determine another placement. So no one has actually said the intent is for detention reentry then come home. PO won't answer any questions directly.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="klmno, post: 506973, member: 3699"] There are a couple of advantages but the way all this has been handled is inexcusable and based on that, who on earth can believe what this po says or that he'll back anything up? He could drag his feet another 3 mos and then not release difficult child because things aren't in place but who's fault is it things aren't in place and why does difficult child have to stay incarcerated as a result? The lady at Department of Juvenile Justice said she didn't think difficult child could be held even in detention past his late release date, which she says is in May so I must have been mistaken about difficult child original sentence- it must have been 15-21 mos. Anyway, I'm not so sure that's accurate for difficult child as far as holding him in detention until May because he earned his way to release from incarceration already and that's proven by the fact they had a release date set. The only thing PO ever committed to was something he didn't have authority to order and PO is supposed to be the one stating how long difficult child will be in detention, when visits can happen, on what terms etc. It''s like he just refuses to make any decisions and put them in writing. Instead of them holding PO accountable, they are just finding any way they can to keep difficult child locked up and prevent his release. I mean, we can't really look forward to working thru "a plan" when we still don't have a plan. We have another placement decision with no set time frame to even start it, much less requirements or time to get thru it. Actually, a bigger concern is the way it's worded to me- difficult child is going here because the gh placement fell thru and the Department of Juvenile Justice lady said they might need more time to determine another placement. So no one has actually said the intent is for detention reentry then come home. PO won't answer any questions directly. [/QUOTE]
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