RESIDUAL PARENTAL RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES - those rights and responsibilities that remain with the parent after transfer of legal custody of the child, other than adoption, or when a guardianship is established for the child - Residual parent rights and responsibilities, which may be limited or restricted by the court, include, but are not limited to: right of visitation, right to consent to adoption, responsibility of support of and costs of medical care for the child, and the right to determine the religious faith of the child. The responsibility of paying child support survives the termination of parental rights and lasts until the child is adopted or reaches 18 years of age. RESPONDENT - the person charged by the juvenile petition; also, the prevailing in a court case against whom an appeal is taken RESPONSIBLE ADULT - for purposes of release of a child from protective custody, this refers to a stepparent, foster parent, person related to the juvenile in any manner who is 18 years of age or older, or any person having an obligation and authority to care for or safeguard the juvenile in another person's absence who is 18 years of age or older REVIEW - The court shall review at least once every six months the disposition orders regarding each child adjudicated to be deprived to determine whether the conditions which caused the child to be adjudicated have been corrected. RIGHT TO PROVIDE TREATMENT - By virtue of the juvenile court’s parens patriae responsibility, it has a duty to exercise its statutory and inherent power in obtaining effective treatment for adjudicated children. RULED OUT a report in which a child protective services specialist has – determined, after an investigation of a report of child abuse or neglect, that no child abuse or neglect has occurred OF EVIDENCE - the laws that determine what evidence may be used to prove facts - concerned only with the admissibility of the evidence that may be used to prove facts. SANCTION - a consequence imposed upon a juvenile offender as a result of a criminal act and as a result of a violation of a condition of probation or parole
RESIDUAL PARENTAL RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES - those rights and responsibilities that remain with the parent after transfer of legal custody of the child, other than adoption, or when a guardianship is established for the child - Residual parent rights and responsibilities, which may be limited or restricted by the court, include, but are not limited to: right of visitation, right to consent to adoption, responsibility of support of and costs of medical care for the child, and the right to determine the religious faith of the child. The responsibility of paying child support survives the termination of parental rights and lasts until the child is adopted or reaches 18 years of age. RESPONDENT - the person charged by the juvenile petition; also, the prevailing in a court case against whom an appeal is taken RESPONSIBLE ADULT - for purposes of release of a child from protective custody, this refers to a stepparent, foster parent, person related to the juvenile in any manner who is 18 years of age or older, or any person having an obligation and authority to care for or safeguard the juvenile in another person's absence who is 18 years of age or older REVIEW - The court shall review at least once every six months the disposition orders regarding each child adjudicated to be deprived to determine whether the conditions which caused the child to be adjudicated have been corrected. RIGHT TO PROVIDE TREATMENT - By virtue of the juvenile court’s parens patriae responsibility, it has a duty to exercise its statutory and inherent power in obtaining effective treatment for adjudicated children. RULED OUT – a report in which a child protective services specialist has determined, after an investigation of a report of child abuse or neglect, that no child abuse or neglect has occurred OF EVIDENCE - the laws that determine what evidence may be used to prove facts - concerned only with the admissibility of the evidence that may be used to prove facts. SANCTION - a consequence imposed upon a juvenile offender as a result of a criminal act and as a result of a violation of a condition of probation or parole
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