ARTICLE 7. Dependent Children—Temporary Custody and Detention [305. - 324.5.]
Article 7 added by Stats. 1976, Ch. 1068.
§§ 305–324.5 · 34 sections
- § 305 Any peace officer may, without a warrant, take into temporary custody a minor: (a) When the officer has reasonable cause for believing that the minor is a…
- § 305.5 (a) In any Indian child custody proceeding as defined by Section 224.1, the court shall determine the child’s residence and domicile as defined in Section…
- § 305.6 (a) Any peace officer may, without a warrant, take into temporary custody a child who is in a hospital if the release of the child to a prospective adoptive…
- § 306 (a) Any social worker in a county welfare department, or in an Indian tribe that has entered into an agreement pursuant to Section 10553.1 while acting within…
- § 306.5 In any case in which a social worker takes a minor into custody pursuant to Section 306, the social worker shall, to the extent that it is practical and…
- § 306.6 (a) In a dependency proceeding involving a child who would otherwise be an Indian child, based on the definition contained in subdivision (b) of Section 224.1,…
- § 307 A peace officer or probation officer who takes a minor into temporary custody under the provisions of Section 305 shall thereafter proceed as follows: (a) The…
- § 307.4 (a) Any peace officer, probation officer, or social worker who takes into temporary custody pursuant to Sections 305 to 307, inclusive, a minor who comes…
- § 307.5 Notwithstanding the provisions of Section 307, an officer who takes a minor suspected of being a person described in Section 300 into temporary custody…
- § 308 (a) When a peace officer or social worker takes a minor into custody pursuant to this article, he or she shall take immediate steps to notify the minor’s…
- § 309 (a) Upon delivery to the social worker of a child who has been taken into temporary custody under this article, the social worker shall immediately investigate…
- § 310 As a condition for the release of such minor, the probation officer may require such minor or his parent, guardian, or relative, or both, to sign a written…
- § 311 (a) If the probation officer determines that the minor shall be retained in custody, he or she shall immediately file a petition pursuant to Section 332 with…
- § 313 (a) Whenever a minor is taken into custody by a peace officer or probation officer, except when such minor willfully misrepresents himself as 18 or more years…
- § 314 When a minor willfully misrepresents himself to be 18 or more years of age when taken into custody by a peace officer or probation officer, and this…
- § 315 If a child has been taken into custody under this article and not released to a parent or guardian, the juvenile court shall hold a hearing (which shall be…
- § 316 Upon his or her appearance before the court at the detention hearing, each parent or guardian and the minor, if present, shall first be informed of the reasons…
- § 316.1 (a) Upon his or her appearance before the court, each parent or guardian shall designate for the court his or her permanent mailing address. The court shall…
- § 316.2 (a) At the detention hearing, or as soon thereafter as practicable, the court shall inquire of the mother and any other appropriate person as to the identity…
- § 317 (a) (1) When it appears to the court that a parent or guardian of the child desires counsel but is presently financially unable to afford and cannot for that…
- § 317.5 (a) All parties who are represented by counsel at dependency proceedings shall be entitled to competent counsel. (b) Each minor who is the subject of a…
- § 317.6 (a) On or before January 1, 1996, the Judicial Council shall, after consulting with representatives from the State Bar of California, county counsels, district…
- § 318 If a district attorney has represented a minor in a dependency proceeding, that district attorney shall not appear, on behalf of the people of the State of…
- § 318.5 In a juvenile court hearing, where the parent or guardian is represented by counsel, the county counsel or district attorney shall, at the request of the…
- § 319 (a) At the initial petition hearing, the court shall review the report described in subdivision (b) and examine the child’s parents, guardians, Indian…
- § 319.1 When the court finds a minor to be a person described by Section 300, and believes that the minor may need specialized mental health treatment while the minor…
- § 319.2 Notwithstanding Section 319, when a child under the age of six years is not released from the custody of the court, the child may be placed in a community care…
- § 319.3 (a) Notwithstanding Section 319, a child who is the subject of a petition under Section 300 and who is 6 to 12 years of age, inclusive, may be placed in a…
- § 319.4 If it is known or if there is reason to know the child is an Indian child, and the child has been ordered detained pursuant to Section 319, any party may…
- § 321 When a hearing is held under the provisions of this article and no parent or guardian of the minor is present and no parent or guardian has had actual notice…
- § 322 Upon motion of the minor or a parent or guardian of such minor, the court shall continue any hearing or rehearing held under the provisions of this article for…
- § 323 Upon any hearing or rehearing under the provisions of this article, the court may order such minor or any parent or guardian of such minor who is present in…
- § 324 Whenever any minor is taken into temporary custody under the provisions of this article in any county other than the county in which the minor is alleged to be…
- § 324.5 (a) Whenever allegations of physical or sexual abuse of a child come to the attention of a local law enforcement agency or the local child welfare department…