SB241

Nevada SB241 revises juvenile probation rules, limiting probation to 18 months and allowing extensions with agreement.

Nevada SB241 revises provisions relating to juvenile probation. It limits the period a juvenile court may place a child on probation to 18 months, regardless of the number of unlawful acts. The bill allows for probation extensions if all parties agree. It also authorizes the juvenile court to terminate probation for a child who has failed to make full restitution but has otherwise fulfilled the conditions of probation. The bill prescribes the procedure to be used by the juvenile court in determining whether to suspend, modify or revoke the probation of a child.