Wyoming § 14-6-313 Program participation as an alternative to
probation revocation

Wyoming Statutes

§ 14-6-313 — Program participation as an alternative to probation revocation

Wyoming·Title 14 Children·Ch. 6 JUVENILES·Art. 3 JUVENILE PROBATION

(a)The department may, as an alternative to recommending revocation of probation, offer any juvenile probationer who is not already participating in an intensive supervision program the opportunity to participate in a program authorized under this article, provided:

(i)Space and funding are available for the probationer's participation in the program;

(ii)The department determines the probationer has a reasonable likelihood of successfully participating in the program;

(iii)The probationer agrees to participate in the program; and

(iv)The department shall notify the juvenile court and the prosecuting attorney of the probationer's agreement to participate in an intensive supervision program and provide a copy of the signed agreement to the juvenile court and the prosecuting attorney.

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(a) The department may, as an alternative to recommending
revocation of probation, offer any juvenile probationer who is
not already participating in an intensive supervision program
the opportunity to participate in a program authorized under
this article, provided:
(i) Space and funding are available for the
probationer's participation in the program;
(ii) The department determines the probationer has a
reasonable likelihood of successfully participating in the
program;
(iii) The probationer agrees to participate in the
program; and
(iv) The department shall notify the juvenile court
and the prosecuting attorney of the probationer's agreement to
participate in an intensive supervision program and provide a
copy of the signed agreement to the juvenile court and the
prosecuting attorney.

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