Indiana § 31-41-2-2 Dual status assessment team

Indiana Statutes

§ 31-41-2-2 — Dual status assessment team

Indiana § 31-41-2-2

Art. 41DUAL STATUS

Ch. 2Dual Status Assessment Team

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Ind. Code § 31-41-2-2 (2026).

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(a)The dual status assessment team shall include:

(1)if the child has a department of child services case manager, the case manager;

(2)if the child does not have a department of child services case manager, a representative of the department of child services appointed by the local department of child services director;

(3)if the child has a probation officer, that probation officer;

(4)if the child does not have a probation officer, a probation officer appointed by the court; and

(5)a meeting facilitator, who may be a member of the dual status assessment team described in subdivisions (1) through (4) or may be a person appointed by the juvenile court.

(b)The dual status assessment team may include:

(1)the child if the juvenile court deems the child is age appropriate;

(2)the chi

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(a) The dual status assessment team shall
include:
(1) if the child has a department of child services case manager,
the case manager;
(2) if the child does not have a department of child services case
manager, a representative of the department of child services
appointed by the local department of child services director;
(3) if the child has a probation officer, that probation officer;
(4) if the child does not have a probation officer, a probation
officer appointed by the court; and
(5) a meeting facilitator, who may be a member of the dual status
assessment team described in subdivisions (1) through (4) or may
be a person appointed by the juvenile court.
(b) The dual status assessment team may include:
(1) the child if the juvenile court deems the child is age
appropriate;
(2) the child's public defender or attorney;
(3) the child's parent, guardian, or custodian;
(4) the child's parent's attorney;
(5) a prosecuting attorney;
(6) the attorney for the department;
(7) a court appointed special advocate or a guardian at litem;
(8) a representative from the department of correction;
(9) a school representative;
(10) an educator;
(11) a therapist;
(12) the child's foster parent; and
(13) a service provider appointed by the team or the juvenile
court.