Cps 38 early intervention letter family notification
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The agency received a report about the family but it did not meet the criteria for a child abuse investigation. They are referring the family to community resources that could help and those resources will contact the family soon. Using the services is voluntary and the family can decide if they want assistance or not at this time.
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This document provides tips and procedures for appealing deprivations and terminations of parental rights. It discusses the importance of preserving the trial record for appeal purposes. It outlines five tips for a clean trial record including pre-trial motions, clear objections, proffering excluded evidence, preserving miscellaneous issues, and reviewing the final order. The document then discusses filing a motion for a new trial within time limits and possible grounds. It provides an overview of the appeal process for deprivations and terminations, including requirements for briefs and case law that may be helpful.
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This document contains the Uniform Rules for Juvenile Courts in the State of Georgia. It outlines rules related to court officers and personnel, court records, commencement of proceedings, filing petitions, discovery and motions, detention hearings, bond hearings, arraignment hearings, adjudicatory hearings, dispositional hearings, juvenile traffic offenses, and courts of inquiry. The document is divided into 15 sections covering various procedural and administrative aspects of juvenile courts in Georgia.
March 2015 appeal--s14a1703
This Supreme Court of Georgia case involves Veasa Bun appealing his convictions of malice murder and other crimes in connection with the shooting death of a sheriff's deputy. Bun received a sentence of life without parole plus 70 additional years. He argued this sentence constituted cruel and unusual punishment as a juvenile. The court affirmed the sentence, finding the evidence supported the convictions and precedent has established that life without parole sentences for juveniles can be constitutional. The court also rejected Bun's claim of ineffective assistance of counsel.
Deprivation rules 2014
This document outlines the procedures and legal standards for deprivation proceedings in juvenile court in Georgia. It discusses pleading requirements, service of petitions, parties to the proceedings, appointment of guardians, the right to counsel, recordation requirements, preliminary protective custody, detention hearings, adjudicatory hearings, and the clear and convincing evidence standard required to prove deprivation.
How to file motion for new trial 07142015
This document provides information about the Office of Behavioral Health Services (OBHS) within the Georgia Department of Juvenile Justice. The OBHS manages behavioral health services for youth in DJJ facilities. Within 2 hours of admission, all youth receive screening for mental health issues, substance abuse, and suicide risk. Approximately 43% of screened youth are referred for further mental health assessment. The OBHS provides treatment including individual and group counseling, medication management, and family counseling to youth with identified needs. Evidence-based treatment models used include A New Freedom, The Seven Challenges, Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Collaborative Assessment and Management of Suicidality.
Narcissistic personality disorder and the dsm–v --miller widigercampbell20101
The document discusses three issues regarding the classification of narcissistic personality disorder in the DSM-V: 1) whether NPD should be excluded from the DSM-V as proposed, given research supporting its clinical relevance and negative outcomes; 2) the need to assess both grandiose and vulnerable variants of narcissism; and 3) how to characterize narcissistic traits in a dimensional model. The authors argue that excluding NPD lacks justification compared to other retained disorders and that the proposal does not provide clear empirical support for its decisions.
Np v state_of_georgia_usa_statement_of_interest
This document is a statement of interest filed by the United States in a lawsuit regarding the right to counsel for juveniles in delinquency proceedings in Georgia. The United States argues that juveniles have a constitutional right to meaningful legal representation, including an attorney with adequate resources and training to advocate for the juvenile's interests. The United States also asserts that courts must ensure any waiver of counsel by a juvenile is knowing, intelligent, and voluntary, which requires consultation with an attorney.
Changes from dsm iv-tr to dsm-5
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Cps 36 open records request
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