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<blockquote data-quote="klmno" data-source="post: 507084" data-attributes="member: 3699"><p>Well the one thing that is now clear is that detention reentry is a program with set guidelines and they don't have that in place at our local detention center. I guess they can see if a neighboring jurisdiction has one. But if PO thought "detention reentry" meant difficult child would sit in a local detention center for some undetermined amount of time without a court order or an established, structured reentry program to work his way thru, he'll have to think again. If there's an established reentry program, that means PO can't call the shots if difficult child is working that program successfully. If there's not one around here, I don't think there are any other options except him shooting for a halfway house and according to what I found in state law, that takes a court approval, too. It's getting a little funny to me that he hasn't pursued a court order already but if he can't without getting difficult child back into this jurisdiction and a detention center doesn't have a reentry program, he can only hold difficult child in detention if difficult child has a court order for charges or is subpeonad (sp) for court for something else. A kid held in detention has to go before a judge within 1 to 2 days for a judge to determine if should remain incarcerated.</p><p></p><p>I'm wondering at what point the Department of Juvenile Justice facility gets frustrated because they have to jump thru hoops preparing for PO's orders that turn out to not be viable options.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="klmno, post: 507084, member: 3699"] Well the one thing that is now clear is that detention reentry is a program with set guidelines and they don't have that in place at our local detention center. I guess they can see if a neighboring jurisdiction has one. But if PO thought "detention reentry" meant difficult child would sit in a local detention center for some undetermined amount of time without a court order or an established, structured reentry program to work his way thru, he'll have to think again. If there's an established reentry program, that means PO can't call the shots if difficult child is working that program successfully. If there's not one around here, I don't think there are any other options except him shooting for a halfway house and according to what I found in state law, that takes a court approval, too. It's getting a little funny to me that he hasn't pursued a court order already but if he can't without getting difficult child back into this jurisdiction and a detention center doesn't have a reentry program, he can only hold difficult child in detention if difficult child has a court order for charges or is subpeonad (sp) for court for something else. A kid held in detention has to go before a judge within 1 to 2 days for a judge to determine if should remain incarcerated. I'm wondering at what point the Department of Juvenile Justice facility gets frustrated because they have to jump thru hoops preparing for PO's orders that turn out to not be viable options. [/QUOTE]
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