CA AB1376

Limits juvenile probation to 12 months from the most recent disposition hearing, with courts able to extend probation only after a noticed hearing proving by preponderance of evidence that extension serves the ward's and public's best interest

Requires courts to hold review hearings at least every 6 months if probation is extended, and mandates probation agencies submit reports detailing the basis for any extension requests

Mandates that probation conditions be individually tailored, developmentally appropriate, reasonable, and proportional to legitimate interests served

Removes court authority to order minors to pay a $250 fine or participate in uncompensated work programs in lieu of restitution

Changes certain mandatory probation conditions (such as counseling, property repair, community service, and repaying apprehension costs) from required to discretionary, allowing courts to find such conditions inappropriate and state reasons on the record