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1: The First 48 hours: The Court Process begins
The First 48 Hours
*You have the right to an interpreter during the meetings
with Probation Officers, and at court hearings.
Please ask for the "Language Line" or a bilingual off
2: Regular Visiting Hours and Rules
Regular Visiting
Hours and Rules
1.
Visiting passes are given by the Probation
Officer and are valid for 60 days.
2.
After
3: First 24 hours: Seeing your child and what to expect.
First 24 hours and First 3 Steps
1.
Immediately following arrest and detainment, you
as the parent/legal guardian will be notified by a police officer and/ or a
4: Fear Factor: Coping with the Worries of Pregnancy
Fear Factor: Coping with the Worries of Pregnancy
By William Camann, M.D., and Kathryn Alexander, M.A.
For most people, stress is just a part of
everyday modern life, but pr
5: Teen Job Search Tips - Exploring Options and Finding Teen Jobs
Link: http://jobsearch.about.com/od/teenstudentgrad/a/teenjobsearch.htmA teen job search includes several steps. A teen will first need to
explore options and decide what type of job they are interest