New York A10674 mandates a probation investigation and diagnostic assessment for juvenile delinquents with handicapping conditions before a.
New York A10674 amends the family court act to require judges to order a probation investigation and a diagnostic assessment for juvenile delinquents who have a demonstrable need for remediation of a discernible handicapping condition. This assessment must occur before the dispositional hearing. The diagnostic assessment includes psychological tests, psychiatric interviews, and a clinical assessment of situational factors. Judges can refer custody through various state agencies for placement into existing programs. The act also modifies placement provisions to ensure proper care and treatment.
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