The youth service must extend or amend the informal provision, and the amendments must be signed by the child. State ex rel Juv. Abt. v. Harkness, 114 Or App 440, 836 P2d 144 (1992) b) The formal liability agreement involves an alleged act which, if committed by an adult, would constitute a violent crime. [1993 c.33 No 189; 1995 c.422 no. 74; 1999 c.577 No. 8; 2007 c.609 no 19] Adjudicative Hearing – A formal finding of facts by the court to determine the innocence or guilt of a young person for crimes alleged in a petition. Petition – Formal charges of dependence or delinquency have been filed with the administrator of the youth court to begin the formal adjudication proceeding (c) Part of the agreement that provides for the injunction of young people. [1993 c.33 192; 1995 c.422 no.

76; 1995 c.440 no. 4; 1997 c.615 No. 1; 2005 c.708 53; 2009 v.595 366; 2013 c.591 8; 2016 c.24 55; 2017 c.205 5a; 2017 c.21 (1) Formal accountability may be lifted when a youth has been referred to a youth district department and a Young Councillor probably has reason to believe that the young person may be competent for one or more national juvenile court for one or more national acts in accordance with or 419C.005 (jurisdiction). The informal process may include diversion programs such as. B: 2. Notwithstanding subsection 1 of this section, (2) Notwithstanding any other legislation, the following information contained in a formal liability contract under ORS 419C.230 (FormalAccountability Agreements) is not confidential and is not disclosed: the youth service can only apply for a juvenile court decision if the informal agreement is formally renewed or revoked during a six-month agreement. State ex rel Juv. Abt. v. Harkness, 114 Or App 440, 836 P2d 144 (1992) Formal proceedings involve filing a petition and appearing in court.

(d) may be revoked by the Department of Youth if the Division has reasonable grounds to believe that the youth has not complied with the terms of the formal liability contract or has committed a subsequent offence; Parole – An agreement between a youth and youth service, which is released under certain conditions until the hearing, is either dealt with informally (no court) or formally, based on a wide range of factors, including age, pre-protocol and seriousness of the offence. Transfers will be received by law enforcement throughout the county. An FAA is an agreement between the youth and the youth counsellor that does not involve the court. The FAA may, but is not limited to: the completion of community service, reimbursement to the victim, writing an essay or letter of apology, and successful conclusion of a drug/alcohol program. Probation Officer – A member of the youth service with the authority of a peace officer in the performance of his judicial duties. These tasks include assessing youth complaints (arrests) to decide whether to file a petition, monitoring young people and monitoring compliance with probation conditions or formal agreements of responsibility formality formal Accountability Agreement – a voluntary agreement between a youth and youth department in which the young person agrees to meet certain conditions in exchange for the absence of a petition against them. This decision depends on the seriousness of the crime, the participation of young people in juvenile justice and the willingness of young people to collaborate with the youth service.