S.B. 95-152 Juvenile sentencing - parental involvement. Authorizes a sentencing court to require a juvenile's parent or guardian to assist the juvenile in a supervised work program as a condition of probation, to perform volunteer community service with the juvenile, or to attend a parental responsibility training program with the juvenile. Allows the court to require the juvenile or both the juvenile and the parent or guardian to perform services for the victim if the victim consents.
Applies to sentences imposed on or after July 1, 1995.
APPROVED by Governor
April 17, 1995
EFFECTIVE July 1, 1995
S.B. 95-171 Juvenile sentencing - regimented juvenile training program. Prohibits a court from imposing any other sentence when it sentences a juvenile to the department of human services with a recommendation that the juvenile be required to participate in the regimented juvenile training program.
Applies to sentences imposed on or after July 1, 1995.
APPROVED by Governor
April 7, 1995
EFFECTIVE July 1, 1995
H.B. 95-1043 Juvenile sentencing - restitution - liability cap for parents. Raises the maximum amount of damages recoverable against parents for the acts of their minor children from $3,500 to $5,000.
APPROVED by Governor
May 22, 1995
EFFECTIVE July 1, 1995
H.B. 95-1153 Domestic abuse - disclosure of prior restraining orders. Requires a party filing a petition for dissolution of marriage or legal separation or filing a proceeding for child custody or a proceeding involving determination of paternity to disclose to the court the existence of any prior temporary or permanent restraining orders issued against either party within 90 days prior to the filing of the petition or proceeding.
APPROVED by Governor
March 23, 1995
EFFECTIVE July 1, 1995
H.B. 95-1334 Actions against juveniles - miscellaneous changes - mediation pilot program costs. Provides that a restraining order to prevent domestic abuse may be issued against a juvenile. Authorizes service of a "promise to appear" for juvenile proceedings based upon an act constituting a felony as well as a misdemeanor or petty offense. Requires a juvenile judge or magistrate setting bail to consider the same criteria a court considers for adult offenders in determining the amount of bail and type of bond to be furnished. Requires a juvenile to pay the victims and witnesses assistance and law enforcement surcharge as a condition of probation.
Removes a district court's authority to order a juvenile to be held in custody pending proceedings in district court after an order waiving the jurisdiction of the juvenile court. Allows a juvenile magistrate to issue a warrant in a situation where it is believed that a juvenile has violated conditions of the juvenile's bail bond. Establishes that juvenile and county courts shall have concurrent jurisdiction over a juvenile under 18 charged with underage drinking; except that, if the juvenile court accepts jurisdiction, the county court jurisdiction shall terminate. Requires the full juvenile parole board to conduct the parole hearings concerning aggravated as well as violent juvenile offenders.
Clarifies that counties participating in the mediation pilot program are not responsible for any costs of mediation services.
APPROVED by Governor
May 16, 1995
EFFECTIVE July 1, 1995
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