Advisory Opinion 1-2020
Can receiving state require sending state to provide revised Forms VI and IV when a juvenile makes an intrastate move after transfer of supervision is approved?
ICJ Training Part 2
ICJ TRAINING PART 2 (2-hour training)
- Runaways
- Returns
- Travel Permits
- Additional Requirements
- Liability
This instructor-led training will provide a brief history of the ICJ and highlight rules in the areas noted above. The presenters will share examples of the ICJ Rules in the day-to-day operations of the Compact.
PREREQUISITE: NONE REQUIRED.
ICJ Training Part 1
ICJ TRAINING PART 1 (2-hour training)
- History and General Provisions
- Transfer of Supervision
- Supervision in Receiving State
- Closure of Cases
This instructor-led training will highlight rules in the areas noted above and presenters will share examples of the ICJ Rules in the day-to-day operations of the Compact.
PREREQUISITE: NONE REQUIRED.
Melanie Grimes, Commissioner - DE
"The Delaware ICJ Team has gone above and beyond the call of duty to ensure timely completion of all home evaluations and written progress reports, which are essential for promoting the welfare of juveniles and safety of our communities." - Anonymous
Francis "Mike" Casey, Deputy Compact Administrator - DE
"The Delaware ICJ Team has gone above and beyond the call of duty to ensure timely completion of all home evaluations and written progress reports, which are essential for promoting the welfare of juveniles and safety of our communities." - Anonymous
Christine Norris, Designee/ Deputy Compact Administrator - DE
"The Delaware ICJ Team has gone above and beyond the call of duty to ensure timely completion of all home evaluations and written progress reports, which are essential for promoting the welfare of juveniles and safety of our communities." - Anonymous
John Stevenson, Delaware Youth Rehabilitative Services - DE
"The Delaware Youth Rehabilitative Services, Community Services team went above and beyond the call of duty when collaborating with the Delaware ICJ team to ensure timely completion of all home evaluations and written progress reports, which are essential for promoting the welfare of juveniles and safety of our communities."
- Melanie Grimes, ICJ Commissioner, Delaware