CHILDREN AND THE LAW
...Delinquency Matters
......Custodial Detention
.........Detention Hearing Procedures
8 Cards On This Topic:
  • Prima facie factual showing required to justify minor’s detention.
  • 30-day remediation violated the W&IC as it permitted probation officer to determine a probation violation without providing M notice and a hearing.
  • Juv. court erred in ordering 13-yr.-old misdemeanants detained in Juvenile Hall based on their being dependents whose SWs could not find them placements.
  • After jurisdiction found, safeguards and due process requirements of Welf. & Inst. Code §628 must be observed.
  • Court must find some new evidence at detention hearing to detain minor.
  • PO’s or officer’s report admissible at detention hearing.
  • Neither juvenile detention hearing nor fitness hearing is equivalent of an adult preliminary hearing.
  • Rehearing required if no actual notice to parent or guardian, or by request for prima facie case.