21. West-Search Results This CDROM automates family law spousal and child-support issues for California Feld s 2004 Supplement to Cases and Materials on juvenile justice http://findlaw.west.thomson.com/store/searchresults.asp?skin_site_id=Findlaw&Pro

22. MSBA.org - Family And Juvenile Law The purpose of the Section of family juvenile law is to promote the the administration of justice in the field of family and juvenile law and at the http://www.msba.org/sec_comm/sections/family/

var code2 = ''; document.write(''); document.write(''); document.write(code); FAQ Help Site Map Contact Us The Maryland State Bar Association, Inc. MSBA Home Contact Us document.write(code2); Member Directory Members Only Electronic Bar Briefs Ethics Opinions Email Forwarding Mentoring Program ... Minutes Family and Juvenile Law Barbara R. Trader 122 East Main Street P.O. Box 4095 Salisbury, Maryland 21803-4095 p. 410.742.0576 btrader@thatsmylawyer.net ($25 per year) The MSBA Family Law Section Council is pleased to announce that The Honorable Julia B. Weatherly has been selected as the 2005 recipient of the Beverly Groner Family Law Award May 12, 2004 Meeting Minutes Section Newsletter MSBA Family Law Section Bylaws Articles of Interest Avoiding the Excise Tax on Early Withdrawal Of Retirement Assets in Divorce International Aspects of Divorce DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PROTECTIVE ORDERS AVAILABLE 24/7 (Because sometimes waiting until Monday morning is too late) The attached .pdf file

23. E Law: Family Conferences In The Juvenile Justice System Of South Australia E law Murdoch University Electronic Journal of law Copyright Policy juvenile justice family conferencing in South Australia is now in its second http://www.murdoch.edu.au/elaw/issues/v3n2/mcinnes.html

Family Conferences in the Juvenile Justice System of South Australia Authors: Sue Hetzel Rosanne McInnes Subjects: Restorative Justice (Other articles) Criminal procedure South Australia Juvenile justice - administration of - South Australia Sentences - criminal procedure - South Australia Issue: Volume 3, Number 2 (July 1996) Category: Comment PART A: Family Conference as a Sentencing Option - Port Adelaide Youth Court, 1994 Rosanne McInnes PART B: Family Conference - The Role of the Conference Coordinator Sue Hetzel Editorial Note Rosanne McInnes is a stipendiary magistrate in Adelaide, South Australia. In January 1994, the Adelaide Youth Court began to administer the implementation of new juvenile offender legislation in all major metropolitan court areas, with the exception of the Port Adelaide court area. Rosanne McInnes was transferred to the Port Adelaide Magistrates Court, where she was responsible for implementing the new legislation until the Adelaide Youth Court was able to take over, in April 1994. At Port Adelaide, she used Family Conference as a sentencing option. Sue Hetzel was the Senior Youth Justice coordinator who introduced Family Conference into options for dealing with juvenile offending in South Australia, under the new legislation. She has a private social work practice, which provides private counselling and conducts human resources management education programmes. The material for dealing with the role of the conference coordinator is extracted from a chapter Sue Hetzel has contributed to a book about Family Conference around the world, which is being published in the USA in early 1996. The editors are Hudson, Galloway, Morris, and Maxwell, who are based at universities in Canada.

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Family Conferences in the Juvenile Justice System of South Australia Authors: Sue Hetzel Rosanne McInnes Subjects: Criminal procedure South Australia Juvenile justice - administration of - South Australia Restorative Justice (Other articles) Sentences - criminal procedure - South Australia Issue: Volume 3, Number 2 (July 1996) Category: Comment Abstract Full article Text version (110k) Document author: Brett Lester Document creation: August 2, 1996 HTML last modified: November 9, 2004 - 12:50 PM Modified by: Archie Zariski , Technical Editor, E Law Authorised by: Archie Zariski , Managing Editor, E Law Murdoch University URL http://www.murdoch.edu.au/elaw/indices/title/mcinnes_abstract.html

25. SUMMARY OF ENACTMENTS: FAMILY LAW AND JUVENILE JUSTICE family law AND juvenile justice House Bill 919 amends the family Code to clarify existing law relating to the enforcement of protective orders from http://www.tlc.state.tx.us/pubssoe/77soe/S14.htm

FAMILY LAW AND JUVENILE JUSTICE HOUSE BILL 360 HOUSE AUTHOR: Wise et al. EFFECTIVE: SENATE SPONSOR: Zaffirini House Bill 360 amends the Family Code to expand the definition of "abuse" to include causing, permitting, encouraging, engaging in, or allowing a sexual performance by a child. The bill also adds to the description of sexual conduct harmful to a child's mental, emotional, or physical welfare the offense of indecency with a child, sexual assault, and aggravated sexual assault. View Text of HOUSE BILL 360 HOUSE BILL 591 HOUSE AUTHOR: Goodman et al. EFFECTIVE: SENATE SPONSOR: Harris House Bill 591 amends the Family Code to broaden the liability of a parent who is ordered to provide health insurance for a child and fails to do so to include the cost of health insurance premiums paid on behalf of the child. View Text of HOUSE BILL 591 HOUSE BILL 593 HOUSE AUTHOR: Goodman EFFECTIVE: SENATE SPONSOR: Harris House Bill 593 amends the Family Code to remove requirements for certain personal information to be included in applications for a protective order, in petitions in a suit affecting the parent-child relationship, and in orders for enforcement of child support. View Text of HOUSE BILL 593 HOUSE BILL 594 HOUSE AUTHOR: Goodman EFFECTIVE: SENATE SPONSOR: Harris House Bill 594 amends the Family Code to require a court that has issued a judgment in a suit for the dissolution of marriage that divides the parties' estate, at the request of either party, to state in writing the court's findings of fact and conclusions of law concerning the characterization of each party's assets, liabilities, claims, and offsets and the value or amount of the community estate's assets, liabilities, claims, and offsets on which disputed evidence was presented.

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FAMILY LAW AND JUVENILE JUSTICE Juvenile Justice Previous: FAMILY LAW AND JUVENILE JUSTICE Domestic Violence; Child Abuse and Neglect Table of Contents Next: FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS HOUSE BILL 888 HOUSE AUTHOR: Dutton EFFECTIVE: SENATE SPONSOR: Whitmire House Bill 888 amends provisions of the Family Code relating to progressive sanctions programs for juvenile offenders. The bill changes references from progressive sanctions guidelines to a progressive sanctions model; eliminates the requirement that deviations from the progressive sanctions by a juvenile court or probation department be reported to the juvenile board; and adds to the purposes of the progressive sanctions model the recognition that departures of a disposition from the model are in some cases desirable. House Bill 888 removes the limitation on terms of probation at levels four and five of the sanctions model and removes the upper limitation, making it not less than six months, for level three. The bill removes the requirement that the Criminal Justice Policy Council analyze compliance with progressive sanctions and the impact of sanctions on recidivism rates. View Text of HOUSE BILL 888 HOUSE BILL 1828 HOUSE AUTHOR: Farabee EFFECTIVE: SENATE SPONSOR: Whitmire House Bill 1828 amends the Code of Criminal Procedure to change the name of the county graffiti eradication fund to the county juvenile delinquency prevention fund and to add to the authorized uses of the fund. The bill authorizes the fund to be used to provide funding for teen recognition, recreation, and local teen court programs and for the local juvenile probation department and to provide certain educational and intervention programs designed to prevent juveniles from engaging in delinquent conduct.

27. Legal Representation For Children In Connecticut :: Center For Children's Advoca University of Connecticut School of law, 65 Elizabeth St, Hartford, CT 06105 DCF Regulations and Policy Manual), family law, juvenile justice, http://www.kidscounsel.org/

Center for Children's Advocacy staff contributed to the recent publication of Clearinghouse Review's " Our Commitment to Youth " a special issue on youth and poverty law, published by the Sargent Shriver National Center on Poverty Law. The issue includes articles from legal advocates throughout the United States. Legislation Will Improve Representation for Abused and Neglected Children (Adobe PDF) Christina D. Ghio, Senior Staff Attorney, CCA Connecticut Lawyer, August/September 2005 KidsCounsel Newsletter, Summer 2005 (Adobe PDF) Emily J. Settlement Agreement Agreement Provides $8.5 Million in New Services. Click for full text . (PDF) CCA Publications Center for Children's Advocacy University of Connecticut School of Law 65 Elizabeth Street Hartford, CT 06105

28. Previous Topics juvenile law for justice and Municipal Courts will contain excerpts of family members of juveniles, private citizens or law enforcement may also make http://www.tjpc.state.tx.us/whats_hot/previous/Default.htm

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29. Tribal Family Courts Website - National Tribal Justice Resource Center juvenile law and juvenile Delinquency Lessons IIV - $6.10 juvenile law, Indian Chitimacha Comprehensive Codes of justice - Title VI - family law http://www.tribalresourcecenter.org/courts/details.asp?38

30. Tribal Juvenile Justice Website - National Tribal Justice Resource Center of justice and the Interior to improve law enforcement and juvenile justice in Indian family law and Child Welfare Text $30.30 303 pages. juvenile http://www.tribalresourcecenter.org/legal/details.asp?5

31. Www.ncjfcj.org The juvenile and family law Digest is published monthly by the National Center for juvenile justice and contains the latest decisions in cases involving http://www.ncjfcj.org/content/blogcategory/137/179/

Home About Us News Conferences ... Home Juvenile and Family Law Digest Juvenile and Family Law Digest The Juvenile and Family Law Digest is published monthly by the National Center for Juvenile Justice and contains the latest decisions in cases involving juvenile and family justice issues. Subscriptions are $160 U.S. and Canada, and $166 foreign. To subscribe, please click here To read a recent issue, please click here Plan to Attend Members Only Consultation and Resources ... Advanced Degrees National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges P.O. Box 8970 Reno, NV 89507 Telephone:(775)784-6012 Fax:(775)784-6628 staff@ncjfcj.org University of Nevada, Reno Contact Us Policies

32. Www.ncjfcj.org innovations and ideas, issues and news in juvenile justice and family law. Technical Assistance Resource Center juvenile family law Department http://www.ncjfcj.org/dept/training/brevity/

Home About Us News Conferences ... Support NCJFCJ Home Brevity on the Net Brevity is the soul of wit. Shakespeare Brevity on the Net Wednesday, May 11, 2005 A weekly newsletter about juvenile justice from the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges, Brevity brings you news and information from around the country and on the Internet. Have a question about juvenile justice? Ask me. Would you like to receive Brevity each week automatically? See How to Subscribe at the bottom of this page. No charge. Ever. Brevity is free. May 15-18, 2005 at beautiful Lake Tahoe, Nevada. Three concurrent tracks provide outstanding training for juvenile probation officers, court personnel, and juvenile justice managers. Click on the link above to look at the conference brochure and for more details. NCJFCJ's 68th Annual Conference - July 17-20, 2005 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The conference hotel is the classic Omni William Penn Hotel i n the heart of Pittsburgh's downtown business district, shopping and cultural venues. Click on the link above to see the conference brochure and register online.

33. LawMoose Minnesota - Child And Juvenile Law Child and juvenile law Easyto-use, well-organized information. See also; Disability law family law juvenile justice Pro Bono Pro Se Center http://www.lawmoose.com/index.cfm?Action=Library.&Topic=MN102901

34. Web Page Under Construction Lack of Due Process Results in New family Court Hearing, New York law Journal (1st Dept), juvenile law. Esperanza/Hope (Vera Institute of justice) http://www.nysda.org/Hot_Topics/Juvenile_Law___Family_Court/juvenile_law___famil

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35. NC Courts | Family Law family law juvenile Court youth an opportunity to exit the revolving door of the justice system as healthy and law-abiding members of the community. http://court.co.nevada.ca.us/services/family_law/drug_court.htm

Family Law -Domestic Violence -Juvenile Court -Drug Court -Dependency Info ... -Family Law Facilitator Family Law - Juvenile Court Juvenile Drug Court Information Sheet and Eligibility Criteria Referal Procedure Individual Recovery Plans ... Progressing Through Treatment JUVENILE DRUG COURT This program is a collective effort involving the Nevada County Courts, Probation Department, District Attorney's Office, Public Defender's Office, County Counsel's Office, Human Services Agency/Behavioral Health Services, the Superintendent of Schools, Community Service Providers and Nevada County Systems of Care Project. Information Sheet and Eligibility Criteria Juvenile Drug Court is a voluntary program for persons under the age of 18 who have a drug/alcohol problem and want help for that problem. Clients may be eligible if they: Have committed a crime which has drugs or alcohol involved Have a history of drug or alcohol abuse Are at risk for out-of-home placement due to substance abuse Have no serious sex offenses Have no pending 707(b) offenses Have no extensive history of serious or violent felony crimes The program consists of case-managed substance abuse treatment, counseling, ancillary services (education, health, employment) and witnessed urine testing. Clients may be required to return to Court every week, but generally it will be every other week. The testing and counseling requirement may decrease as clients gain recovery. Clients are required to attend self-help meetings (i.e. Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous and other selected sobriety activities).

36. Family Law Resources This guide covers the topic family law. child support, enforcement, child welfare, family law, juvenile justice, substance abuse and control, http://www.ll.georgetown.edu/find/resource_display_subject.cfm?topic_id=140

37. San Juan County - Law And Justice law justice Permits Licenses Planning Resource Mgmt family law Night; Felony Criminal Cases; juvenile Matters; law Library; Legal Forms http://www.co.san-juan.wa.us/apages/law.asp

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38. Family Conferencing And Juvenile Justice : The Way Forward Or Misplaced Optimism Australian studies in law, crime and justice. family conferencing and juvenile justice the way forward or misplaced optimism? http://www.aic.gov.au/publications/lcj/family/

Skip to start of content Advanced search Home About ... Family conferencing Australian studies in law, crime and justice Family conferencing and juvenile justice : the way forward or misplaced optimism? Christine Alder and Joy Wundersitz (eds) ISBN 642 19881 Canberra: Australian Institute of Criminology, 1994 Abstract The contributors to this work share a concern about the possible effects of the criminal justice system on juvenile offenders. However, they have different views as to how justice should be administered. They question whether it is possible to punish without stigmatisation and whether the prevention of re-offending can be achieved. They consider whether family conferencing is the best alternative. (Based on papers given at the Family Group Conferences : Debating the Issues seminar, June 1993, Melbourne) Contents Contributors New directions in juvenile justice reform in Australia Christine Alder and Joy Wundersitz Part 1 - Family conferencing : variations on a theme The New Zealand model of family group conferences Gabrielle M Maxwell and Allison Morris Family conferencing in Wagga Wagga : a communitarian model of justice David B Moore and Terry O'Connell Family conferencing and juvenile justice reform in South Australia Joy Wundersitz Youth justice teams and the family meeting in Western Australia : a trans-Tasman analysis Matua Matt Hakiaha Part 2 - The critics speak out Family conferencing : theoretical and evaluative questions Kenneth Polk Family group conferences and the rights of the offender Kate Warner

39. Quinnipiac University School Of Law | Academic Offerings Ethics in the Criminal justice System family law (Advanced) family law Federal Income Taxation family and juvenile law (Concentration) more information http://law.quinnipiac.edu/x670.xml

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40. UniSA Library - Internet Resources For Law And Legal Issues For Social Workers drugs and crime, law enforcement, juvenile justice, crime statistics, family law. Australasian Legal Information Institute provides Australian law http://www.library.unisa.edu.au/resources/subject/law.asp

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