1 | Representative Seiler and Needelman offered the following: |
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3 | Amendment (with title amendment) |
4 | Between lines 487 and 488, insert: |
5 | Section 10. Paragraph (i) of subsection (5) of section |
6 | 985.0301, Florida Statutes, is amended to read: |
7 | 985.0301 Jurisdiction.-- |
8 | (5) |
9 | (i) The court retains may retain jurisdiction over a child |
10 | and the child's parent or legal guardian whom: |
11 | 1. The court has ordered to pay restitution until the |
12 | restitution order is satisfied. To retain jurisdiction, The |
13 | court shall enter a restitution order, which is separate from |
14 | any disposition or order of commitment, on or prior to the date |
15 | that the court's jurisdiction would cease under this section. |
16 | The contents of the restitution order shall be limited to the |
17 | child's name and address, the name and address of the parent or |
18 | legal guardian, the name and address of the payee, the case |
19 | number, the date and amount of restitution ordered, any amount |
20 | of restitution paid, the amount of restitution due and owing, |
21 | and a notation that costs, interest, penalties, and attorney's |
22 | fees may also be due and owing. The terms of the restitution |
23 | order are subject to s. 775.089(5). |
24 | 2. The court has ordered to pay any court costs, costs |
25 | associated with court appointed-counsel, costs of investigation, |
26 | fees, fines, surcharges, or any other case-related financial |
27 | obligations until these are satisfied in full, regardless of |
28 | adjudication. The child and the child's parent or legal guardian |
29 | remain responsible for such unpaid court costs, costs associated |
30 | with court-appointed counsel, costs of investigation, fees, |
31 | fines, surcharges, and any other case-related financial |
32 | obligations until satisfied in full, even after the child turns |
33 | 19 years of age. The implementation of this subparagraph does |
34 | not, in any way, authorize or otherwise permit details of the |
35 | juvenile court record to be disclosed, except as expressly |
36 | provided by law. |
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38 | The retention of jurisdiction under this paragraph does not |
39 | preclude the department from closing out the community |
40 | supervision case for a child if the child has successfully met |
41 | all other conditions of the supervision case plan. |
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44 | T I T L E A M E N D M E N T |
45 | Remove line 16 and insert: |
46 | defining the term "ordinary medical care"; amending s. 985.0301, |
47 | F.S.; providing that the court retains jurisdiction over a child |
48 | and the child's parent or legal guardian whom the court has |
49 | ordered to pay court costs, costs associated with court |
50 | appointed counsel, costs of investigation, fees, fines, |
51 | surcharges, or any other case-related financial obligations |
52 | until these are satisfied in full; amending and |