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A condition of probation or parole that mandates the juvenile to be at a specific place during specified times, often during nighttime hours.

A rehabilitation program aimed at juveniles who have committed offenses under the influence or possession of illegal substances.

A probation condition requiring the juvenile to attend school or vocational training as a means to improve their life prospects.

A period of conditional supervised release following a stay in a juvenile facility, during which the juvenile must adhere to certain terms to remain in the community.

The use of electronic devices to monitor the whereabouts of juveniles on probation or parole to ensure compliance with terms.

Specific conditions set by the court that a juvenile must follow, which may include school attendance, community service, and no further law violations.

Programs focused on repairing the harm caused by the juvenile's offense through reconciliation with victims and the community.

Legal orders prohibiting the juvenile from contacting certain individuals, often related to the offense, such as victims or co-offenders.

Oversees youth offenders, ensures compliance with probation terms, and aims to rehabilitate through various programs and interventions.

A voluntary agreement entered into by the juvenile before adjudication, often to avoid formal charges, in exchange for complying with certain conditions.

A heightened level of probation supervision that typically includes frequent meetings with a probation officer, strict terms, and close monitoring.