26 TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT PRESENTATION TO THE JUVENILE JURISDICTION ADVISORY COMMITTEE May 22, 2018 1
Mecklenburg Raise The Age Workgroup May 2017 26 th Judicial District Court Judges Mecklenburg County Criminal Justice Services 2
Mecklenburg Raise The Age Workgroup Criminal Justice Services Matthews Police Department Juvenile Court Judges CMPD DPS ‐ Juvenile Justice Council for Children’s Rights DSS – Youth & Family Services DPS ‐ Adult Community Corrections CMS Police DPS ‐ Cabarrus Regional Juvenile Detention Center CMS School Discipline and Behavior Support Services Mecklenburg County Sheriff’s Office Clerk of Superior Court Cardinal Innovations Healthcare Solutions Children’s Alliance 3
Mecklenburg Raise The Age Workgroup Identified potential impacts on the Juvenile Justice process from detention through court hearings 4
Mecklenburg Raise The Age Workgroup Management Information System Use of Dispositional Alternatives 5
Management Information System Method for J ‐ Wise to communicate with ACIS and/or other adult criminal record information system Limited view J ‐ Wise access to determine whether youths should be processed in the juvenile or adult system and to assist with case processing Expand J ‐ Wise access to include legal assistants 6
Dispositional Alternatives North Carolina General Statute § 7B ‐ 2506 The court exercising jurisdiction over a juvenile who has been adjudicated delinquent may use the following alternatives in accordance with the dispositional structure set forth in G.S. 7B ‐ 2508: In the case of any juvenile who needs more adequate care or supervision or who needs placement, the judge may: Require the juvenile be supervised in the juvenile’s own home Place the juvenile in the custody of a parent, guardian, custodian, etc. Place the juvenile in the custody of the department of social services 7
QUESTIONS & COMMENTS 8
THANK YOU Louis.A.Trosch@nccourts.org Donald.R.Cureton@nccourts.org 704 ‐ 686 ‐ 0101
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