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1324 LAWS OF MISSOURI, 1993
this section. The general assembly may reinstate such rule by concurrent resolution
signed by the governor.]
4. Any recommendation by the department for funding to provide a community
sentence program shall be made by separate identifiable appropriations request. Any
funds appropriated for this purpose shall be expended only for the program authorized
by this section and not for the purpose of simply reducing the caseload in providing
normal probation services.
5. Any proposed program funded pursuant to this section shall be developed after
identification of a need for such special services and consultation with local advisory
boards as established by the department interested in encouraging the development
of community-based treatment services. These boards may include representatives of
the local judiciary, law enforcement, the defense and prosecution bar, social services
agencies and the general public.
6. The department subject to the restrictions of this section may staff programs
funded pursuant to this section with employees of the department or may contract
with other public or private agencies for delivery of services as otherwise provided
by law.
219.016. Responsibilities of division of youth services—rules, procedure, review.—
1. The division is responsible within the terms of sections 219.011 to 219.086, for the
prevention and control of juvenile delinquency and the rehabilitation of children.
2. The division shall be responsible for the development and administration of an
effective statewide comprehensive program of youth services. This shall include, but
not be limited to:
(1) Providing for the reception, classification, care, activities, education and rehabilitation of all children committed to the division;
(2) Administering the interstate compact on juveniles;
(3) Collecting statistics and information relating to the nature, extent, and causes
of, and conditions contributing to the delinquency of children;
(4) Evaluating existence and effectiveness of delinquency prevention and rehabilitation programs;
(5) Preparing a master plan for the development of a statewide comprehensive system of delinquency prevention, control and rehabilitation services;
(6) Providing from funds specifically appropriated by the legislature for this purpose, financial subsidies to local units of government for the development of community based treatment services;
(7) Developing written instructional, informational, and standard setting materials
relating to state and local delinquency prevention, control and rehabilitation programs,
as herein provided;
(8) Cooperating with and assisting within the scope of sections 219.011 to 219.086,
other public and voluntary agencies and organizations in the development and coordination of such programs; and
(9) Upon request:
(a) Assist local units of government in the development of community based treatment services; and
(b) Provide technical assistance and consultation to law enforcement officials, juvenile courts, and other community child care agencies.
3. The division shall be responsible for carrying out all functions, duties, and responsibilities pertaining to the prevention of juvenile delinquency as may be assigned
to it by the director, including, but not limited to:
(1) Comprehensive planning and provision of technical assistance for statewide
and local programs for the diversion of children from the juvenile justice system, to
the extent that diversion can be safely accomplished with due regard to the safety
of the community and the well-being of the children involved;
(2) Developing programs for the training and development of professional, para-
professional, and volunteer personnel in this field;
(3) Cooperating with and assisting other agencies serving children and youth; and
(4) Promoting the strengthening and expansion of those programs which have been
shown to be effective in reducing juvenile crime.
Object Description
| Title | 1993, Missouri Session Laws, Volume II, Regular and Extra Session, D |
| Identifier | index.cpd |
| Collection Name | Missouri Session Laws, 1824-Present |
| Creator | Missouri. General Assembly |
| Subject.LCSH | Agricultural laws and legislation--Missouri; Economic development--Law and legislation--Missouri; Juvenile justice, Administration of--Missouri; Law and legislation--Missouri; Missouri. General Assembly; Moriarty, Judith K. Spry (1942- ); Politics and government--Missouri; Public defenders--Law and legislation--Missouri; Public records--Law and legislation--Missouri; Sentences (Criminal procedure)--Missouri; Taxation--Missouri |
| Subject.Local | 87th General Assembly; Cimes and punishment--Law and legislation--Missouri; Livestock--definition of--Missouri; Laws of Missouri; Sunshine laws--Missouri; Session Laws (Mo.) |
| Description | Laws of Missouri, 1993, Volume II, First Regular Session, section D, pages 1324-1707; convened January 6, 1993 and adjourned May 28, 1993; also includes Extraordinary Session, pages 1708-1721 |
| Date | January 6, 1993 |
| Date.Digital | 2016-06-13 |
| Publisher | Missouri. General Assembly |
| Publisher.Digital | Missouri State Archives |
| Type | Government and political records |
| Format | JPEG2000 |
| Language | eng |
| Coverage | Missouri |
| Source | Missouri State Archives |
| Rights | Copyright is in the public domain. |
| Preferred Citation | Laws of Missouri, (number) General Assembly, (number) and type (Regular, Special, Extra Session), calendar year, page number; State Documents Collections, Missouri State Archives, Jefferson City. |
| Contributing Institution | Missouri State Archives |
| Copy Request | Email: archref@sos.mo.gov |
| Note | Due to digital file size limitations, Laws of Missouri, 1993 has been electronically separated into three volumes. Volume II was printed by Secretary of State Judith K. Moriarty and contains the First Regular Session. Section D includes pages 1324-1707; and also includes the Extraordinary Session, pages 1708-1721. Original pagination has been kept. Blank pages have not been digitized. Image number may not match page number. |
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| Title | Missouri Session Laws |
| Identifier | LAWS_87th_1993_Vol2_0400.TIF |
| Collection Name | Missouri Session Laws, 1824-present |
| Creator | Missouri. General Assembly |
| Subject.LCSH | Banks and banking--Missouri; Law and legislation--Missouri; Missouri--Appropriations and expenditures; Missouri. General Assembly; Revenue--Missouri; |
| Subject.Local | Laws of Missouri; Session Laws (Mo.) |
| Date.Digital | 2016-01-21 |
| Publisher | Missouri. General Assembly |
| Publisher.Digital | Missouri State Archives |
| Type | Government and political records |
| Format | JPEG2000 |
| Language | eng |
| Coverage | Missouri |
| Source | Missouri State Archives |
| Rights | Copyright is in the public domain. |
| Preferred Citation | Required citation: Laws of Missouri, (number) General Assembly, (number) and (type, Regular, Special, Extra) Session, Calendar Year, page number; State Documents Collections, Missouri State Archives, Jefferson City. |
| Contributing Institution | Missouri State Archives |
| Copy Request | Email: archref@sos.mo.gov |
| Transcript | 1324 LAWS OF MISSOURI, 1993 this section. The general assembly may reinstate such rule by concurrent resolution signed by the governor.] 4. Any recommendation by the department for funding to provide a community sentence program shall be made by separate identifiable appropriations request. Any funds appropriated for this purpose shall be expended only for the program authorized by this section and not for the purpose of simply reducing the caseload in providing normal probation services. 5. Any proposed program funded pursuant to this section shall be developed after identification of a need for such special services and consultation with local advisory boards as established by the department interested in encouraging the development of community-based treatment services. These boards may include representatives of the local judiciary, law enforcement, the defense and prosecution bar, social services agencies and the general public. 6. The department subject to the restrictions of this section may staff programs funded pursuant to this section with employees of the department or may contract with other public or private agencies for delivery of services as otherwise provided by law. 219.016. Responsibilities of division of youth services—rules, procedure, review.— 1. The division is responsible within the terms of sections 219.011 to 219.086, for the prevention and control of juvenile delinquency and the rehabilitation of children. 2. The division shall be responsible for the development and administration of an effective statewide comprehensive program of youth services. This shall include, but not be limited to: (1) Providing for the reception, classification, care, activities, education and rehabilitation of all children committed to the division; (2) Administering the interstate compact on juveniles; (3) Collecting statistics and information relating to the nature, extent, and causes of, and conditions contributing to the delinquency of children; (4) Evaluating existence and effectiveness of delinquency prevention and rehabilitation programs; (5) Preparing a master plan for the development of a statewide comprehensive system of delinquency prevention, control and rehabilitation services; (6) Providing from funds specifically appropriated by the legislature for this purpose, financial subsidies to local units of government for the development of community based treatment services; (7) Developing written instructional, informational, and standard setting materials relating to state and local delinquency prevention, control and rehabilitation programs, as herein provided; (8) Cooperating with and assisting within the scope of sections 219.011 to 219.086, other public and voluntary agencies and organizations in the development and coordination of such programs; and (9) Upon request: (a) Assist local units of government in the development of community based treatment services; and (b) Provide technical assistance and consultation to law enforcement officials, juvenile courts, and other community child care agencies. 3. The division shall be responsible for carrying out all functions, duties, and responsibilities pertaining to the prevention of juvenile delinquency as may be assigned to it by the director, including, but not limited to: (1) Comprehensive planning and provision of technical assistance for statewide and local programs for the diversion of children from the juvenile justice system, to the extent that diversion can be safely accomplished with due regard to the safety of the community and the well-being of the children involved; (2) Developing programs for the training and development of professional, para- professional, and volunteer personnel in this field; (3) Cooperating with and assisting other agencies serving children and youth; and (4) Promoting the strengthening and expansion of those programs which have been shown to be effective in reducing juvenile crime. |
