§ 278-64. Contempt.

Statutes | Menominee Tribal Code Part II Chapter 278 Article III § 278-64

A.  A juvenile allegedly violating a valid order of the Court shall be subject to an order to show cause hearing, where the Court will make a determination of whether the allegation(s) are true. If the Court finds that the allegations are true, the Court shall examine all possible options to...

§ 40.0025. Agency Functions. [Expires September 1, 2027]

Statutes | Tex. Hum. Res. Code § 40.002

(a) In this section, "function" includes a power, duty, program, or activity and an administrative support services function associated with the power, duty, program, or activity, unless consolidated under Section 531.02012, Government Code. (b) In accordance with Subchapter A-1,...

§6.7.07 Approved Facilities

Statutes | Makah Tribal Law and Order Code Title 6 Chapter 7 § 6.7.07

A minor alleged to be a minor-in-need-of-care may be detained, pending Court hearings, in the following places and in the following order of priority: The home of an extended family member on the Reservation that is approved by the Tribe or A private family home on the...

§6.7.06 Pre-Adjudication Custody

Statutes | Makah Tribal Law and Order Code Title 6 Chapter 7 § 6.7.06

If a minor is not released to his parent, guardian or custodian, the probation officer shall immediately explore alternative pre-adjudication custody arrangements and prepare recommendations for temporary care and custody for presentation at the custody hearing.

§6.7.05 Determination of Need for Detention or Shelter Care  

Statutes | Makah Tribal Law and Order Code Title 6 Chapter 7 § 6.7.05

The Juvenile Court or the probation officer shall not place a minor in shelter care unless a complaint is filed in accordance with this Code, or tile Court orders that a minor be taken into custody pursuant to this Code. If the minors parent, guardian or custodian has not been contacted, the...

§6.7.04 Tribal Officer's Duties

Statutes | Makah Tribal Law and Order Code Title 6 Chapter 7 § 6.7.04

A tribal officer who takes a minor into custody pursuant to this Code shall proceed as follows: Release the minor to the minors parent, guardian or custodian and issue verbal counsel or warning as many be appropriate, unless shelter care is necessary If the minor is not...

§6.7.03 Custody

Statutes | Makah Tribal Law and Order Code Title 6 Chapter 7 § 6.7.03

A minor may be taken into custody by a law enforcement officer if: The officer has reasonable grounds to believe that tile minor is a minor-in-need-of-care and that the minor is in immediate danger from his surroundings and that his removal is necessary or A warrant has been...

§6.7.02 Warrant

Statutes | Makah Tribal Law and Order Code Title 6 Chapter 7 § 6.7.02

The Juvenile Court may issue a warrant in accordance with Chapter 2.2 of this Code directing that a minor be taken into custody if the Juvenile Court finds there is probable cause to believe the minor is a minor-in-need of care.

§6.7.01 Complaint

Statutes | Makah Tribal Law and Order Code Title 6 Chapter 7 § 6.7.01

A minor-in-need-of-care proceeding may be initiated by complaint. The complaint may be filed by a person who has knowledge of the facts alleged. The complaint shall be signed by the complainant. The complaint shall contain: Name, age and address of the minor who is the subject of the...

§6.6.15 Informal Hearing – Disposition

Statutes | Makah Tribal Law and Order Code Title 6 Chapter 6 § 6.6.15

At the informal hearing, the probation officer may: Refer the minor and the parent, guardian or custodian to a community agency for needed assistance or      b. Order terms of supervision calculated to assist and benefit the minor which regulate the minors activities and which...