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Resource Materials
Below are a case opening booklet and medical release form,
developed by the Youth Advocacy Project, as well as two
forms that help lawyers, parents, and clients understand the
Juvenile Court and Probation processes.
Case Opening Booklet |
Release Form
"Now that You're in Juvenile Court" |
"Now that You're on Probation"
YAP Community Notebooks
JDN's
Case Opening Booklet (updated
in September 2007) is a form that helps lawyers obtain necessary
information about their clients that will help organize and familiarize lawyers with their client's
individual needs.
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The
Release Form is a medical disclosure form that authorizes lawyers to
legally gain protected health information about their clients.
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"Now That You're In Juvenile Court..." explains how the court process work for juveniles. This sheet includes
the roles of the prosecutor, probation officer, lawyer and judge as well as the process of arraignment.
Available in English, Spanish,
Haitian Creole, Khmer,
Somali, & Vietnamese.
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"Now That You're On Probation..." (in .pdf format) explains the responsiblities of the
probationer and includes tips for staying out of DYS after
the term of probation has been completed. Please feel free
to download these as well.
Available in English, Spanish,
Haitian Creole, Khmer,
Somali, & Vietnamese.
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Youth Advocacy Project Community Notebooks
The YAP
Community Notebooks include programming information, articles, and other resources intended to help
bar advocates and other youth service providers connect their clients in the Boston Area to services that fit their needs.
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Please
email
us with your suggestions regarding what other materials would be useful
in preparing your cases.
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