Before we begin.
With respect and gratitude to those who have served and are serving today, The Office of the Juvenile Defender salute you for your service and sacrifice.
The leaves are falling and it’s getting colder, but Raise the Age is just heating up. The Office of the Juvenile Defender is completing training all across the state, have you attended?
A quick reminder about fee applications…Any offense originally charged as a Class E through I felony disposed of in juvenile court after December 1, 2018 is paid at $60 per hour. For more information about privately assigned counsel rates, click here
RAISE THE AGE TIP OF THE WEEK
Where Can I Find the Law on RTA?
If you want to see the Session Laws which include the Raisethe Age changes, see:
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SenateBill 413: 2019 Session Amendments to the RTA Bill (Juvenile JusticeReinvestment Act)
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Senate Bill 257: The final bill budget forSession Law 2017; info pertaining to the Juvenile Justice Reinvestment Act canbe found on pages 309-325
You can also check out the NC General Assembly website. Look under “Bills and Laws,” then “General Statutes.” You can search by citation or test, or you can look at Chapter 7B under the Table of Contents, and see the most recent changes to statute text on the right side of the statute.
UPCOMING EVENT!
The questions will also be posted on our Facebook page “North Carolina Office of the Juvenile Defender” as well!
Resource!
Juvenile Justice Service Directory: A directory of services to aid in alternative solutions.
Photo Recap!
Eric speaking to the Orange County Bar Association and Austine presenting in Salisbury on Raise the Age!
MAKE SURE YOU CHECK BACK NEXT WEEK FOR MORE OJD NEWS!