N.D. Cent. Code § 12-52-02
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12-52-02. Aftercare granted on recommendation of superintendent
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12-52-02. Aftercare granted on recommendation of superintendent
No aftercare program may be provided for any person committed to the North Dakota youth
correctional center or placed under the guardianship, control, and custody of the
superintendent, unless the superintendent recommends the program to the director of the
division of juvenile services and some suitable person will receive the person to be placed in the
aftercare program under conditions approved by the superintendent. Nothing in this chapter
prevents the placing of any person into the person's own home or into a licensed foster home
under any program administered by the department of health and human services.
No aftercare program may be provided for any person committed to the North Dakota youth
correctional center or placed under the guardianship, control, and custody of the
superintendent, unless the superintendent recommends the program to the director of the
division of juvenile services and some suitable person will receive the person to be placed in the
aftercare program under conditions approved by the superintendent. Nothing in this chapter
prevents the placing of any person into the person's own home or into a licensed foster home
under any program administered by the department of health and human services.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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