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CA SB1005

Bill

Status

Passed

8/19/2024

Primary Sponsor

Angelique Ashby

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Origin

Senate

2023-2024 Session

AI Summary

  • Authorizes probation officers to refer minors to youth court, peer court, or teen court instead of filing a petition in cases involving infractions or misdemeanors specified in Education Code Section 48900 or other offenses the probation officer deems appropriate.

  • Youth court referrals must implement restorative justice practices that allow peer youth jurors to hear cases and make dispositions for youth offenses.

  • Requires probation officers to obtain consent from the minor and their parent or guardian before referring an offense to youth court or providing diversion services.

  • Allows probation officers to refer minors to services including sheltered-care facilities (up to 90 days), crisis resolution homes (up to 20 days), counseling and educational centers, or community-based organizations instead of filing formal petitions.

  • Maintains existing probation supervision programs not to exceed six months, with provisions allowing officers to file petitions if minors do not participate within 60 days.

Legislative Description

Juveniles.

Last Action

Chaptered by Secretary of State. Chapter 179, Statutes of 2024.

8/19/2024

Committee Referrals

Appropriations6/4/2024
Public Safety5/6/2024
Appropriations4/2/2024
Public Safety2/29/2024
Rules2/1/2024

Full Bill Text

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