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A-01*
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For all cases falling under Rule 4-102, Receiving States shall forward the home evaluation within 45 calendar days of receipt of the referral.
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Rule 4-102(4)
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A-02*
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Receiving States shall furnish written progress reports to the sending state on no less than a quarterly basis.
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Rule 5-101(4)
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A-03*
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Sending States shall respond to a report of violation, to include action to be taken by the sending state and the date the action will occur, no later than 10 business days following receipt.
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Rule 5-103(2)
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A-04*
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Sending States shall issue a referral packet within 30 calendar days of the effective date of the Travel Permit for a juvenile testing a proposed residence.
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Rule 8-101(3)
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A-05
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With regard to state committed parole cases, Sending States shall not allow the juvenile to transfer to the receiving state until the request for transfer has been approved.
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Rule 4-102(2)(a)
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A-06
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With regard to state committed parole cases where it is necessary for a juvenile to relocate out of state prior to the acceptance of supervision, Sending States shall provide the complete ICJ referral to the receiving state ICJ Office within ten (10) business days of issuing a Travel Permit for that juvenile.
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Rule 4-102(2)(a)
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A-07
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With regard to probation cases, Sending States shall ensure referral documents are complete and forwarded to the receiving state.
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Rule 4-102(2)(b)
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A-08
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With regard to juvenile sex offender cases, Sending States shall ensure documentation is provided to the receiving state.
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Rule 4-103(2)
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A-09
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With regard to juvenile sex offender cases where it is necessary for a juvenile sex offender to relocate or reside with a legal guardian prior to the acceptance of supervision, Sending States shall provide the completed ICJ referral to the receiving state ICJ Office within 10 business days of issuing a Travel Permit for that juvenile.
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Rule 4-103(3)(b)
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A-10
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Sending States shall provide a written explanation within 60 calendar days when a request to discharge/terminate supervision is denied.
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Rule 5-104(3)
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A-11
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Travel permits shall not exceed 90 calendar days.
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Rule 8-101(3)
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