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Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
When should you file a petition?
Because I want to
Immediate safety of the child
Child is at risk
It has been open too long
Overruled means
Shut Mouth
Too long to measure
Open Mouth
Queen
Can I file a petition without taking custody?
Yes
No
Another name for NSC Hearing is..
Adjudication
Disposition
Six Day Hearing
Seven Day Hearing
Adjudication means
Making a judgement based on my allegations in the petition
Judging my addition
Making a guess based on my allegations in the petition
Determining guilt
What happens at Adjudication does affect subsequent hearings?
False
True
A Review Hearing is held...
When a juvenile has not been adjudicated and has not been removed
When a juvenile has been adjudicated and has been removed
When a juvenile has been adjudicated and has not been removed
When a juvenile has not been adjudicated and has been removed
Will you have to come back for the TPR?
Yes
No
Maybe
Not likely
What does RIL mean?
Reasonable Individual List
Responsible Individual List
Real Interesting Liars
Ready In Legal
Which are correct?
I must attend ALL court hearings up to and including the Adjudication. (possibly TPR)
Speak w/ Confidence
Be prepared at all court hearings to have to testify
Watch you facial expression
Do not throw each other under the bus
Review Hearing is when you have a petition and a NSC order?
True
False
Permanency Planning Hearings are when you...
filed a petition AND have NSC
filed a petition AND do not have NSC
Have not filed a petition
Have not filed a NSC
Dispositional Hearings occur
Before Adjudication
After Adjudication
Right after Adjudication
30 days after adjudication
Are court reports required?
Yes
No
Who schedules the transfer CFT?
RSW
PSW
RSWS
PSWS
