Juvenile Court. There are complex needs for the children and families involved with the Juvenile Justice system requiring the provision of services and benefits provided by multiple agencies outside of probation that may support successful rehabilitation and return to the community.
Juvenile Court. The most senior Juvenile Judge in point of service of the county or their representative, selected by the Judge, if more than one, will be responsible for attending meetings concerning the MOU, entering into agreements with the other signatories of the MOU regarding the court’s responsibility to timely hear and resolve child abuse, neglect, and dependency matters, signing the MOU, and updating the MOU or approving any amendment. The juvenile court has a duty to exercise jurisdiction over adults and children to hear and decide matters as permitted by the Ohio Revised Code Chapters 2151 and 2152. The court is responsible for issuing orders regarding the care, protection, health, safety, mental and physical best interest of children. The Juvenile Judge shall ensure that due process of law is achieved; Hear evidence and issue findings of fact and conclusions of law as to any abused, neglected, or dependent child; Order timely and safe permanency dispositions for children; Preserve the family environment whenever possible while keeping the child(xxx)'s health and safety paramount.
Juvenile Court i. The attorney tables provide only 26 inches of knee clearance. Provide accessible tables with clear floor space of 30 inches wide by 48 inches deep, knee clearance of at least 27 inches high by 30 inches wide by 19 inches deep, and a writing surface between 28 and 34 inches above the finished floor. Standards §§ 4.2.4.1, 4.32.
Juvenile Court a. Attend the monthly meeting in their County of Jurisdiction,
Juvenile Court. COUNTY shall pay CONTRACTOR, monthly in arrears, 18 forty dollars ($40) per hour for actual time spent in Juvenile Court pursuant 19 to subpoena.
