ICJ Rules: 6-102 assisted with how to return the youth and 7-106 assisted and educated our staff to not have returned youth with any personal belongings, weapons, etc.
 

Following the rule for absconders helped keep everything as organized as possible.
 

It gave us and the transport staff in the returning state a guide and what to do in this return.

Rule 6-103 helped with the actual return of an Absconder it included adult system processes as well as safety for the youth's return as she was medically cleared before being transported.

The holding state was wanting to drop youth's dependency. They wanted to pick youth up from an in-state program and drop him off at the holding/demanding mutual border at which point the holding state would terminate dependency. Also were wanting to not have the youth and judge sign a form III. However, once this was learned it was explained that this plan would preclude ICJ in either state from being involved as it would not meet criteria for an ICJ extradition. Then the youth was properly returned by ICJ rules.