A hearing that needs to be heard within 24 hours of arrest to determine probable cause. Legal status created by court order which places child in someone's physical custody. That person has the right and duty to protect, train, and discipline and also to provide food, shelter, education, and medical care. A detailed report containing the name, date of birth, charges, and a summary of the incident. The State Attorney's office files this document once they review the police report.
Petitions allege the actual charges against the juvenile.
GAL is a person appointed by the judge to represent and protect the interests of the child. A judge may order the child to pay restitution to the victim. It refers the child to mediation or arbitration instead of court. An order to T.I.C. may be issued when the child has been served for a hearing and does not show up. It directs all law enforcement officers to take the child into custody.