Indiana § 5-2-6.2-5 Project IMPACT objectives

Indiana Statutes

§ 5-2-6.2-5 — Project IMPACT objectives

Indiana § 5-2-6.2-5

Title 5STATE AND LOCAL ADMINISTRATION

Art. 2LAW ENFORCEMENT

Ch. 6.2Project IMPACT

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Ind. Code § 5-2-6.2-5 (2026).

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The objectives of Project IMPACT are the following:

(1)To reduce the number of arrests.

(2)To reduce the number of school suspensions.

(3)To reduce the number of youth referred to juvenile courts for delinquency and unruly behavior.

(4)To increase a troubled youth's ability to cope with daily problems.

(5)To improve relationships between problematic youth and parents.

(6)To change conventional methods of youth incarceration by providing positive alternatives to:

(A)drug abuse;

(B)gangs;

(C)school failure; and

(D)other difficult situations for youth.

(7)To assist problematic youth and their families to:

(A)focus on personal responsibility;

(B)experience achievement;

(C)learn discipline;

(D)develop confidence; and

(E)promote family reconciliation.

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The objectives of Project IMPACT are the
following:
(1) To reduce the number of arrests.
(2) To reduce the number of school suspensions.
(3) To reduce the number of youth referred to juvenile courts for
delinquency and unruly behavior.
(4) To increase a troubled youth's ability to cope with daily
problems.
(5) To improve relationships between problematic youth and
parents.
(6) To change conventional methods of youth incarceration by
providing positive alternatives to:
(A) drug abuse;
(B) gangs;
(C) school failure; and
(D) other difficult situations for youth.
(7) To assist problematic youth and their families to:
(A) focus on personal responsibility;
(B) experience achievement;
(C) learn discipline;
(D) develop confidence; and
(E) promote family reconciliation.