Mentions of “Family Court” — 7 found on pages 1, 2
… 0. Concurrent jurisdiction - mental health. (a) Purpose. The purpose of jurisdiction under th is section is to extend Family Court’s jurisdiction under Chapter 50 of Title 16 over a specific category of youths. (b) Scope. (1) This section appli …
Open p.1 ↗… the age of 26 years of age, the youth is subject to proceedings in Superior Court under Chapter 50 of Title 16. (2) Family Court’s jurisdiction under this section: a. May continue until the youth attains 26 years of age. b. Does not affect the …
Open p.1 ↗… section, the Superior Court shall, upon notification by the youth or by its own initiative, transfer the case to the Family Court for further proceedings under Chapter 50 of Title 16. Transfer of a case may occu r in conjunction with the youth’s f …
Open p.1 ↗… ppearance in the Superior Court or as soon as practicable thereafter. (2) When a youth under the jurisdiction of the Family Court under this section attains 26 years of age, the Family Court shall transfer that youth’s case to the Superior Court. …
Open p.1 ↗… after. (2) When a youth under the jurisdiction of the Family Court under this section attains 26 years of age, the Family Court shall transfer that youth’s case to the Superior Court. (3) The Family Court and the Superior Court may establish pro …
Open p.1 ↗… s section attains 26 years of age, the Family Court shall transfer that youth’s case to the Superior Court. (3) The Family Court and the Superior Court may establish procedures for all of the following: a. The identification of youths who meet t …
Open p.1 ↗… cases between the two Courts. Page 2 of 2 (4) Upon transfer of a case under paragraph (c)(1) of this section, the Family Court shall utilize and apply the same procedure and legal standard in Chapter 50 of Title 16 that the Superior Court would …
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