Mentions of “Superior Court” — 32 found on pages 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
… underline and redesignating accordingly: § 1007 Disposition of child pending adjudication in Family Court or trial in Superior Court; payment for care. (a) Pending adjudication no child alleged to be delinquent may be placed in secure detention oper …
Open p.1 ↗… of 7 (d)(1) If a child aged 16 or older has been ordered by a court to be held in secure detention pending trial in Superior Court and is found to be nonamenable to Family Court pursuant to §§ 1010 and 1011 of this title, the Department of Services …
Open p.3 ↗… § 1010 and 1011 of this title, the Department of Services for Children, Youth and Their Families may file a motion in Superior Court to place the child in a secure detention facility other than a facility operated by the Department of Services for Ch …
Open p.3 ↗… he Department of Services for Children, Youth and Their Families in the facilities it operates. If a motion is filed, Superior Court shall conduct an evidentiary hearing unless the parties reach an agreement to a secure detention for the child. a. A …
Open p.3 ↗… ring unless the parties reach an agreement to a secure detention for the child. a. After an evidentiary hearing, the Superior Court may order the child to be placed in a secure detention facility not operated by the Department of Services for Childr …
Open p.3 ↗… d may be held in a secured detention facility for adults for more than 60 days. b. After an evidentiary hearing, the Superior Court may order the child to be placed in a secure detention facility not operated by the Department of Services for Childr …
Open p.3 ↗… nd the Family Court. In all other subsections the term shall mean the Family Court only. § 1011 Transfer of cases from Superior Court to Family Court. (a) In any case in which the Superior Court has jurisdiction over a child, the Attorney General may t …
Open p.4 ↗… ean the Family Court only. § 1011 Transfer of cases from Superior Court to Family Court. (a) In any case in which the Superior Court has jurisdiction over a child, the Attorney General may transfer the case to the Family Court for trial and dispositi …
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