Statutes | Nez Perce Tribal Code Title 2 Chapter 2-4, ยง 2-4-20 | 2018

(a) A date for a dispositional hearing shall be set by the Court at the conclusion of the advisory hearing or the adjudicatory hearing as appropriate. The court shall conduct dispositional hearings to determine how to resolve a case after a finding that a child has committed a delinquent act or status offense. If the child remains in custody after the advisory hearing or adjudicatory hearing, the dispositional hearing shall be held within ten (10) business days thereafter. If the child is released from custody or was not taken into custody after the advisory hearing or adjudicatory hearing, then the dispositional hearing shall be held within twenty (20) business days thereafter.
(b) If a child has been adjudicated a juvenile offender, a habitual status offender or the child has admitted the allegation(s) in an advisory hearing, the Court may make the following dispositions:
(1) Place the child on probation subject to conditions set by the Court and subject to the probation requirements set by the Probation Officer
(2) Place the child in an institution or agency designated by the Court for the purpose of treatment and/or rehabilitation
(3) The Court may order home detention where such disposition is in the best interests of the child and the Tribe
(4) The Court may order community service where appropriate supervision is available by any individual or organization duly authorized by the Court to supervise such community service
(5) The child may be committed to a detention facility.
(6) The Court may order the child and/or the parent, guardian or custodian to attend any counseling or treatment that the Court finds is in the best interests of the child and the Tribe
(7) The Court may order the child and the parent, guardian or custodian to pay any restitution for damages to person or property that have resulted from the actions of the child. Restitution shall include payment of money damages, surrender of property, or performance of any other act for the benefit of any person or party injured personally or in his property by the juvenile offender.
(8) The Court may order the child and the parent, guardian or custodian to pay Court costs not to exceed twenty-five dollars ($25.)
(9) The Court may enter any other order it deems appropriate.