Session III: ICJ Working with ICPC Presenters: Rose Ann Bisch (MN) Carla Fults (AAICPC)

Session III: Session III:

ICJ Working with ICPCICJ Working with ICPC

Presenters:Presenters:Rose Ann Bisch (MN)Rose Ann Bisch (MN)Carla Fults (AAICPC)Carla Fults (AAICPC)

ObjectiveObjective

How do ICJ and ICPC work together?

This training will look at current rules and practices regarding how ICJ and ICPC can work together.

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BackgroundBackground

Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)

•Communication•Collaboration•Education•Training

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ICPC handles what kinds of cases?

a.Adoptionsb.Residential Treatment Facilitiesc.Foster Cared.All of the Above

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Who handles both ICJ and ICPC cases?

a.ICJ onlyb.ICPC onlyc.Both ICJ and ICPC

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In what kinds of cases may both Compacts be involved?

a.Runawaysb.Residential Placementsc.Family Settingsd.All of the Abovee.None of the Above

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ICJ RulesICJ RulesRule 4-101

•“If a child is placed pursuant to the ICJ and is also subject to the Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children (ICPC), placement and supervision through the ICPC would not be precluded.”

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ICJ RulesICJ RulesRule 6-104

•“ICJ recognizes the authority of ICPC under Article V of the Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children and supports their authority to return ICPC youth who have runaway from their out-of-state placement resulting in a demand for their return by the sending state. In the event a juvenile is held in a secure facility beyond twenty-four (24) hours (excluding weekends and holidays), the appropriate provisions of the ICJ rules shall apply.”

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In what year did the MOU for ICJ and AAICPC become effective?

a.2009b.2011c.2012

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Scenarios

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Runaway Scenario ARunaway Scenario A

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When a non-delinquent ICPC juvenile runs away from a placement, under what conditions will the return be completed through ICJ?

a.If the juvenile is held in secure detention for 24 hours or longerb.If the juvenile remains in the same statec.If the juvenile reports abuse or neglect

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A juvenile runs from State (A) to State (B). The juvenile commits a crime in State (B). Who has jurisdiction over the juvenile?

a.State (A)b.State (B)c.ICJd.ICPC

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Runaway Scenario BRunaway Scenario B

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Runaway Scenario CRunaway Scenario C

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An abuse and neglect court juvenile placed in State (A) runs to State (B). In what situation would ICJ not be involved?

a.State (A) requests juvenile’s return to State (A)b.State (A) requests juvenile remain in State (B)c.Both of the Aboved.Neither of the Above

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Family Scenario AFamily Scenario A

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A juvenile on probation in State (A) claims abuse and neglect in the home. After a home evaluation is completed by ICPC, ICPC proposes to place the juvenile in State (B). ICJ does not approve of the placement. What happens next?

a.The juvenile is placed in State (B) under ICJb.ICJ becomes involved after the placement occursc.The juvenile is not placed in State (B)

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An adjudicated delinquent juvenile with a child abuse and neglect case in State (A) requires and is placed in State (B). ICJ initiates the placement request. The delinquency case closes in State (A). What happens next?

a.Juvenile remains in State (B) under ICJb.Juvenile remains in State (B) under ICPCc.Juvenile returns to State (A)

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Family Scenario BFamily Scenario B

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Family Scenario CFamily Scenario C

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When a juvenile commits a delinquent act after ICPC placement in another state, ICJ takes over the case.

a.Trueb.False

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When State (A) ICPC places a juvenile of abuse and neglect court in State (B), under what circumstances does ICJ become involved?

a.State (A) adjudicates juvenile for offense committed in State (A) prior to placementb.Juvenile runs away from State (B) to State (C)c.Both of the above

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Residential Scenario AResidential Scenario A

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Residential Scenario BResidential Scenario B

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Who should be responsible for conducting a home evaluation when a delinquent and abuse and neglect juvenile is transferred to the same state as his/her residential program?

a.ICJb.ICPCc.Both

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QuestionQuestionA juvenile in State (A) under both delinquency and abuse and neglect court is placed in a residential program in State (B) through ICPC. State (A) initiates a transfer request under ICJ for the juvenile to live with his parent in State (B) after the program completes. ICJ and ICPC complete home evaluations. ICJ approves the placement, but ICPC does not. Where does the juvenile go when the program is complete?

a.The juvenile lives with parent in State (B) under ICJb.The juvenile remains in residential facility until placement is approvedc.The juvenile is returned to State (A) under ICPC

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2014 Rule Proposals

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Rule Proposals 2014Rule Proposals 2014

Rules Committee proposes to amend Rule 2-102: Data Collection

2-102(6): JIDS is fully implemented and functional and can expire; however, one paragraph of the rule is being retained as a reference to requirement for reporting data annually.

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Rules Committee proposes to amend Rule 3-101: Forms

Remove form numbers and names.

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Rules Committee proposes to rescindRule 3-102: Optional Forms

Unnecessary to denote optional use of forms in rules.

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West Region proposes to amendRule 1-101: Definitions

Add “including but not limited to detention time” to definition of sanction.

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West Region proposes to amendRule 5-101: Supervision/Service Requirements

Add “up to and including detention time” to paragraph 3.

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