Timelines/Standards of Proof Flashcards

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  1. Shelter
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Term used when a child is removed from the home but hasn’t been a trial yet to decide if child is dependent.

Question: Should child be removed from home?
If so, hearing held:
Time: W/I 24 hours

SoP: Probable Cause

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  1. Arraignment
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Have parents received notice and been advised of rights?

Time: W/I 28 day’s of shelter

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  1. Adjudication (trial)
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Conducted by judge, not jury

Is the child dependent?

Time: W/I 30 day’s after arraignment

SoP: Preponderance of the evidence

Note: A child may not be held in shelter for more than 60 days w/o an adjudication of dependency

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  1. Disposition
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Should the game plan for the case be approved and where should the child live pending final resolution?

Time: W/I 30 days of adjudication

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  1. Judicial Review
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Has there been progress on case plan?

Time: W/I 90 days after disposition or approval of case plan, and then every 6 months until case is closed

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  1. Permanency hearing
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Has there been progress towards finding child a “forever family”?

Time: 12 months after child is removed, and every 12 months thereafter

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  1. Termination of parental rights
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Should paren’t rights be permanently terminated

SoP: Clear and convincing evidence

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