In Re Interest of ADF
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Per curiam
— The Family Reconciliation Act (FRA) authorizes a court to impose conditions of supervision upon a juvenile found to be "at risk.” 1 A child who violates the conditions may be found in contempt and confined for up to seven days. 2 The contempt proceedings may be initi ated by motion filed by a parent. 3 The issue before us is whether due process requires that an information charging contempt be filed by the State before a court can impose a punitive sanction under the FRA. We answer this question in the affirmative and reverse.
The court found A.D.F. to be an "at risk youth” under RCW…
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- State v. HobbleWashington Supreme Court · 1995
- State v. Browet, Inc.Washington Supreme Court · 1984
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