Juvenile Justice Program Sample Clauses

Juvenile Justice Program. Program operated for the benefit of juveniles referred to the juvenile probation department and that is wholly or partly operated by the juvenile board or by a private vendor under contract with the juvenile board. This term also includes juvenile justice alternative education programs (JJAEPs) and Youth Services programs that serve juveniles that have been referred to the juvenile probation department and who are under the jurisdiction of the juvenile court. If a juvenile justice program is operated in a facility licensed or operated by a state agency, the facility must be registered with the Department.
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Juvenile Justice Program. A program or department that:
Juvenile Justice Program. A juvenile justice program, as defined in Texas Family Code Section 261.405, is a non-residential program operated for the benefit of juveniles referred to a juvenile probation department that is either directly administered by the juvenile probation department or is operated under contract with a juvenile board. A juvenile justice program does not include any program operated in a facility that is licensed or operated by a state agency other than a facility registered with the Texas Juvenile Probation Commission.
Juvenile Justice Program. A program operated for the benefit of juveniles referred to the juvenile probation department that is wholly or partly operated by the juvenile board or by a private vendor under contract with the juvenile board. As defined in Texas Family Code Section 261.405, this term also includes juvenile justice alternative education programs (JJAEPs) and non-residential programs that serve juveniles that have been referred to the juvenile probation department and who are under the jurisdiction of the juvenile court. A juvenile justice program does not include any program operated in a facility that is licensed or operated by a state agency other than a facility registered with the Commission.

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