North Carolina H483 proposes changes to juvenile justice procedures, including probation extensions, school notifications, and secure custody.
North Carolina H483 amends juvenile justice procedures by extending probation terms for certain violent offenses and clarifying victim notification rights. It mandates school notifications for felonies and extends the retention period for closed complaints. The bill also creates a criminal offense for escaping from juvenile facilities and clarifies the juvenile capacity to proceed process. It specifies confinement locations for juveniles under 18 sentenced to adult prisons and makes technical corrections. Effective dates vary for different sections.
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