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Session Laws, 1975
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MARVIN MANDEL, Governor

2679

CONDUCTED, AND THE FACT THAT IT IS NOT OBLIGATORY. THE
INTAKE OFFICER SHALL NOT PROCEED WITH AN INFORMAL
ADJUSTMENT UNLESS ALL PARTIES TO THE PROCEEDING CONSENT
TO THAT PROCEDURE.

(F)    DURING THE INFORMAL ADJUSTMENT PROCESS, THE
CHILD SHALL BE SUBJECT TO SUCH SUPERVISION AS THE INTAKE
OFFICER DEEMS APPROPRIATE; HOWEVER, NO PARTY IS COMPELLED
TO APPEAR AT ANY CONFERENCE, PRODUCE ANY PAPER, OR VISIT
ANY PLACE. THE INFORMAL ADJUSTMENT PROCESS SHALL NOT
EXCEED 90 DAYS UNLESS THAT TIME IS EXTENDED BY THE COURT.
IF ALL OF THE PARTIES DO NOT CONSENT TO AN INFORMAL
ADJUSTMENT, OR SUCH ADJUSTMENT CANNOT, IN THE JUDGMENT OF
THE INTAKE OFFICER, BE COMPLETED SUCCESSFULLY, HE SHALL
[[FORTHWITH]] AUTHORIZE THE FILING OF A PETITION OR DENY
AUTHORIZATION TO FILE A PETITION PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION

(G)    IF BASED UPON THE COMPLAINT, HIS PRELIMINARY
INQUIRY, AND SUCH FURTHER INVESTIGATION AS HE MAY MAKE,
THE INTAKE OFFICER CONCLUDES THAT THE COURT HAS NO
JURISDICTION, OR THAT NEITHER AN INFORMAL ADJUSTMENT NOR
JUDICIAL ACTION IS APPROPRIATE, HE MAY DENY AUTHORIZATION
TO FILE A PETITION, HE SHALL, IN THAT EVENT, INFORM THE
COMPLAINANT, IN WRITING, OF HIS DECISION, THE REASONS FOR
IT, AND THE COMPLAINANT'S RIGHT OF REVIEW PROVIDED IN
THIS SECTION.

(H) IF THE COMPLAINT ALLEGES THE COMMISSION OF A
DELINQUENT ACT AND THE INTAKE OFFICER DENIES
AUTHORIZATION TO FILE A PETITION, THE COMPLAINANT MAY,
WITHIN 15 DAYS OF THE DENIAL, SUBMIT THE COMPLAINT FOR
REVIEW BY THE STATE'S ATTORNEY. THE STATE'S ATTORNEY
SHALL PROMPTLY REVIEW THE COMPLAINT. IF, WITHIN 15 DAYS,
HE CONCLUDES THAT THE COURT HAS JURISDICTION AND THAT
JUDICIAL ACTION IS IN THE BEST INTERESTS OF THE PUBLIC OR
THE CHILD, HE MAY AUTHORIZE THE FILING OF A PETITION.

(I) IF THE COMPLAINT DOES NOT ALLEGE THE
COMMISSION OF A DELINQUENT ACT, THE COMPLAINANT MAY,
WITHIN 15 DAYS OF THE DENIAL, SUBMIT THE COMPLAINT FOR
REVIEW BY THE REGIONAL SUPERVISOR OF THE INTAKE OFFICER.
THE SUPERVISOR SHALL PROMPTLY REVIEW THE COMPLAINT. IF,
WITHIN 15 DAYS, HE CONCLUDES THAT THE COURT HAS
JURISDICTION AND THAT JUDICIAL ACTION IS THE BEST
INTERESTS OF THE PUBLIC AND THE CHILD, HE MAY AUTHORIZE
THE FILING OF A PETITION IN WRITING.

3-811. CERTAIN INFORMATION INADMISSIBLE IN SUBSEQUENT
PROCEEDINGS.

(A) A STATEMENT MADE BY A PARTICIPANT WHILE
COUNSEL AND ADVICE ARE BEING GIVEN, OFFERED, OR SOUGHT,
[[OR OTHER INFORMATION SECURED]] IN THE DISCUSSIONS OR

 

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