Legislature(1995 - 1996)
04/24/1996 09:25 AM Senate FIN
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CS FOR SENATE BILL NO. 270(JUD)
"An Act relating to juveniles; relating to the
jurisdiction of juvenile courts; and relating to the
release of juveniles."
Co-chairman Halford referred to prior hearing on this bill
and said the municipal jurisdiction provisions should go
forward on their own and does not want to get into the
layout of Department of Health and Social Services with
regard to the child-in-need-of-aid and delinquency otherwise
the bill would be lost. He felt the bill should be moved on
the Judiciary CS. Senator Donley felt some mention of
victims should be made in section 4. He felt language
regarding the best interest of the public, the child and any
victims should be added page 3, line 11. This would be if
the court found the minor to be delinquent. The vast
majority of cases are handled informally before a finding of
delinquency is entered. Senator Donley moved two
amendments. The first was on page 3, section 4, line 11 to
read "the best interest of the public, the child and any
victims" and without objection it was adopted. The second
was on page 3, line 30 to insert "(1) best interest of the
public", change "(1)" to "(2)", insert "(3) best interest of
any victim" and change "(2)" to "(4)" and without objection
it was adopted.
Senator Rieger referred to AS 47.10.080(c) and said he did
not see what victims had to do with the child's own need for
aid. Senator Donley said the child-in-need-of-aid status
would not be affected unless there was a victim involved.
Senator Rieger felt this was inappropriate because each
child could not be looked at as delinquent. He moved
amendment number 3 on page 3, line 22 after the word "minor"
delete "or other members of society" and without objection
it was adopted.
Senator Phillips moved CSSB 270(FIN) and without objection
it was reported out with individual recommendations and the
following new fiscal notes: Department of Corrections,
zero; Department of Public Safety, zero; Department of
Administration/OPA, zero; Department of Administration/PDA,
zero; Alaska Court System, $79.0; and previous fiscal notes:
Department of Health and Social Services/DFYS, zero and
Department of Law, zero.
ADJOURNMENT
The meeting was adjourned at approximately 10:35 A.M. until
approximately 2:15 P.M. today or 9:00 A.M. tomorrow.
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