North Dakota § 27-21-07 Report by caretaker to division of juvenile services

North Dakota Statutes

§ 27-21-07 — Report by caretaker to division of juvenile services

North Dakota § 27-21-07

Title 27Judicial Branch of Government

Ch. 27-21Division of Juvenile Services

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N.D. Cent. Code § 27-21-07 (2026).

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Any person, agency, department, or career and technical education, training, or other treatment and rehabilitation institution, either within or outside of this state, that has received care of a child under this chapter, other than temporary care, shall:

1.Submit to the director of the division, in such form as the director may reasonably prescribe, a quarterly report of the progress of the child; and

2.Submit to the director of the division, in such form as the director may reasonably prescribe, any interim report of the progress of the child that the director deems necessary in the interest of the child. Quarterly and interim reports must be made available to the committing juvenile court.

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Any person, agency, department, or career and technical education, training, or other
treatment and rehabilitation institution, either within or outside of this state, that has received
care of a child under this chapter, other than temporary care, shall:
1. Submit to the director of the division, in such form as the director may reasonably
prescribe, a quarterly report of the progress of the child; and
2. Submit to the director of the division, in such form as the director may reasonably
prescribe, any interim report of the progress of the child that the director deems
necessary in the interest of the child.
Quarterly and interim reports must be made available to the committing juvenile court.