Case Study Of Daniel's Involvement In The Juvenile Justice System

On November 15, 2016, Marlon was found guilty of grand larceny in the Chesapeake Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court. He was also ordered to pay $600.00 in restitution. The matter was transferred to Portsmouth for final disposition as the family resides in this jurisdiction. On January 17, 2017, Marlon and his mother appeared before the Honorable Earle C. Mobley, of the Portsmouth Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court. Assistant Public Defender, Ryan Ramstad was appointed to represent Marlon. A social history was ordered and the matter was continued to February 27, 2017.

This case was last before the court on 1/4/2017 for a report to the court. The hearing was rescheduled until 2/6/2017, as all the attorneys were not present. At that time, temporary custody of Issac Johnson remained with the Department. The case was continued until 2/6/2017 for a status report.

Background checks were completed for Daniel Abbott and Elizabeth Ruyle. Daniel Abbott was negative for CANTS (12/8/2015). FBI (12/8/2015) and Illinois State Police (12/8/2015) were positive. Mr. Abbot was arrested on 08/05/2001 for driving under the influence of alochol. He was charged with a DUI. He plead guilty, paid the fines, and attended six classes. Mr. Abbott was clear with records for his fostercare license under his name. Mr. Abbot no longer drinks. Inquiries into the National Sex Offender Registry (1/22/2016) and the Illinois Sex Offender Registry on (1/21/2015) revealed no offenses for Daniel Abbot. Elizabeth Ruyle was negative for CANTS (12/8/2015). FBI (12/8/2015) and Illinois State Police (12/3/2015) were positive. Ms. Ruyle

Details: Prior to my arrival, dispatch checked Shawn through NCIC/CCIC. Dispatch advised he had a valid warrant, which is as follows; felony failure to appear, $0 bond and docket number D0392017CR000880.

Darren DelPapa is a sixteen year old male who is currently on courtesy probation supervision in Portsmouth, for charges that occurred in Chesapeake. Charges before the Chesapeake Juvenile and Domestic Relations court were possession of drug paraphernalia, amended from possession of a controlled substance and a curfew citation. The charges were taken under advisement for a period of one year, and Darren was allowed to enroll in the Commonwealth Challenge program in Virginia Beach. He was ordered onto probation, at any time he was not in the Commonwealth Challenge program. Program requirements of the Commonwealth Challenge program do not allow individuals to be on probation as a condition of entry, hence the order of the court. Darren

One thing that I may have added was some information about Daniel’s past. His parents don’t seem supportive or understanding of him. His father gets upset with him, and cuts off his funding when he doesn’t do well in classes. He then tells Daniel that it’s his mother’s turn to take care of him. To me, it seems like neither of his parents really want anything to do with him. I would think that this would cause Daniel more distress than he shows.

Raseanda first became involved in the justice system at age 14. Her legal history includes seven intake contacts. Raseanda has had intake contacts for felony offenses. These intake contacts were not for felony offenses against another person. She has no history of escape. She has had six juvenile detention confinements and has run away from home several times. Raseanda has received court supervision with Chesapeake and Henrico County Court Service Units. While under the supervision of Henrico County, Raseanda was placed in the post-dispositional program at the Henrico Detention Center. Raseanda reported the program was helpful and helped build her self-esteem. Raseanda also reported being on electronic monitoring several times and being non-compliant.

Ronald Gene Simmons: 1940-1990 Ronald Gene Simmons was a feared man. His wife threatned to leave him on many occasions, this time she made one to many threats. Simmons had many children. He took interest in his daughter, more than a dad should. Her name was Shelia Simmons McNulty.

In Kent v. United States, Morris Kent was arrested and charged with housebreaking, robbery, and rape. Kent was held at a juvenile detention facility for almost a week after admitting the charges then was transferred to an adult criminal court. Kent was entitled to a hearing, which he did not receive, access by his counsel to the social records, probation or similar reports and a statement of the reasons for the Juvenile Court’s decision. The appendix to the Kent decision contains criteria for states to use in deciding whether to transfer juveniles to adult criminal court

So as you can see, Aaron Deaveau was convicted of all these charges and his life is ruined due to one

On October 04, 2017, Justin was found guilty on the charge and a social history was ordered with a return date of November 29, 2017. His adjustments to supervision have been detailed by the numerous court appearances and charges. Justin was placed on electronic monitoring and terminated due to continued noncompliance. Justin has made some improvements in his attitude; however, he is still in need of continued monitoring for safety and compliance. Justin was compliant with this officer upon the completion of this

R/s he is worried due to his past experiences with York County DSS. R/s there were several cases dropped in York County and he believes the last case was dropped because the DSS caseworker and Patricia’s attorney were personal friends. R/s he is running out of options and his next step is get a lawyer and go to the news about the way York County DSS keep letting Patricia’s case get dropped.

Paul lives with his mother, aunt, grandmother and 13 years-old cousin. He has gotten into some legal problems and out on bond, which his mother put up. The courts have postponed the last 3 court dates the next is May 16th. Paul explained due to his criminal past he is looking at a felony.

Daniel is a seven-year-old male who is currently enrolled in the second grade in a public school. Recently Daniel's behavior has changed, and the mother expressed her concern about Daniel's lack of motivation to study and his aggressive behavior. She said that Daniel has always been a sweet and easy-going boy. Daniel has no history of medical complications, according to her mother, he has the vaccines up to date, and his last screening of hearing and vision was done by her primary doctor in January 2017, the results showed to be intact.

Daniel’s control issues can be traced back to the period of time after his father’s arrest. He was fear stricken and felt completely helpless against the future; often worrying that his parents were not only leaving him behind, but had been leaving him out: