CHILDREN |
Abuse or neglect, school official may not deny investigator access to student at school and may not condition access to presence of school personnel, such as a counselor | DM-0476 |
Abused or neglected, registered sex offender treatment provider must report suspicion that child has been | DM-0458 |
Adult patient’s childhood, Family Code subsection 261.101(b) does not require professional to report abuse or neglect that professional believes occurred during an adult patient's childhood | GA-0944 |
Age of criminal responsibility, county may not hold non-binding referendum on absent specific statutory authority | LO94-091 |
Agency rule exempting short-duration programs from child-care facility licensing requirement is invalid as inconsistent with section 42.041, Human Resources Code | GA-0649 |
Alcoholic Beverage Code offense, justice and municipal courts have jurisdiction over minors for | LO90-004 |
Alcoholic beverage offenses involving minors, jurisdiction of courts in Kerr and Lavaca counties | LO96-144 |
Alcoholic beverage offenses involving minors, justice and municipal court jurisdiction | DM-0427 |
Alcoholic beverages, justice court's jurisdiction over minor's possession of | DM-0320 |
Arrested or detained student, authority of law enforcement agency to communicate information about arrest or detention to school officials | DM-0294 |
Autopsy required on child under six years of age who dies unexpectedly of unknown causes, county pays cost of as mandated by chapter 264 of Family Code and article 49.10 of Code of Criminal Procedure | LO98-122 |
Burial expenses, whether state agency, as permanent managing conservator, is responsible for | LO96-037 |
Cash equivalent of a prize, Lottery Commission must award to a person who is at least 18 years of age but not yet 21 years of age in accordance with section 466.405 of the Government Code | GA-0410 |
Child care services, authority of General Services Commission to lease or construct facilities for | JM-1156 |
Class credit, requirement that student attend ninety percent of classes in order to receive class credit is applicable without regard to whether a student is exempt from compulsory attendance | JC-0398 |
Compulsory school attendance law, parent or guardian's failure to require child to observe punishable by fine | DM-0304 |
Contract for purchase of personal property, unemancipated minor may repudiate | LO93-061 |
Contract with private entity to operate juvenile care/detention facility, county may fund with proceeds from tax levied for juvenile facility | LO94-088 |
County Juvenile Board authority to adopt policy including a personnel manual for a county juvenile probation department | GA-1069 |
Court-appointed volunteer advocate program for abused and neglected children, Attorney General's authority to contract with one statewide organization to administer and subcontract services for | LO93-082 |
Day care center for children of state employees, no prohibition on enrollment of nonstate employees' children | LO94-036 |
Delinquent or in need of supervision, juvenile court's authority to assess fees for court costs in modification of prior disposition order when modification hearing waived | LO97-074 |
Detention of child transferred to criminal court for prosecution who is under the age of seventeen years separately from adult detainees, article 4.19 of the Code of Criminal Procedure does not authorize | GA-0927 |
Electronically readable information encoded on the magnetic stripe of a driver’s license to verify the age of persons using self-service terminals and vending machines to purchase lottery tickets, section 521.126 of the Transportation Code permits the Texas Lottery Commission to use | GA-0675 |
Failure of child to attend school, penalties | LO94-058 |
Failure to attend school may be prosecuted in a justice court of any precinct of a county in which the alleged truant resides or in which his school is located | GA-0701 |
Failure to attend school, for the offense of, a justice court may use an electronic monitoring device as a condition of deferment of final disposition or probation if the use of the device reasonable | GA-0713 |
Immunization requirements, provisional admission to school is not permitted for children who have not begun to comply with and who are not excepted | GA-0178 |
Immunizations, municipal risk pool may not charge deductible for those required for children through age six even if received from non-network provider | GA-0047 |
Jurisdiction over juvenile matters, Taylor County Commissioners Court has no jurisdiction but juvenile board may designate district or statutory county court as juvenile court | LO92-014 |
Juvenile care/detention facility, county may levy special tax to establish | LO94-088 |
Juvenile court is without jurisdiction to conduct an adjudication hearing for a person referred as a truant by a justice or municipal court if the conduct that forms the basis for the referral occurred after the person attained the age of 17 | JC-0103 |
Juvenile court records, whether available to victim of delinquent conduct | DM-0334 |
Juvenile justice alternative education program, county's, school district's, and juvenile board's authority vis-a-vis | JC-0459 |
Law enforcement records information relating to certain juveniles, destruction of | DM-0435 |
Local law enforcement must furnish information about alleged child abuse or neglect by a person responsible for the child’s care, custody, or welfare to the Department of Family and Protective Services | GA-0879 |
Minor is not a missing child if custodian knows minor's location | GA-0125 |
Municipal juvenile curfew ordinance of Crockett, Texas constitutional on its face | LO98-111 |
Municipal ordinance prohibiting discharge of firearm by child not preempted by state law | LO94-056 |
Newspaper subscriptions, child under 14 may not solicit unless the child simultaneously tries to sell current issue and will also subsequently deliver newspaper to that customer | JC-0309 |
Offense of driving while intoxicated, person under age of twenty-one may be prosecuted under Penal Code for | LO98-027 |
Paper-based and electronic records and files of closed juvenile cases, Family Code subsection 58.0071(c) authorizes a juvenile board, law enforcement agency, or prosecuting attorney to permanently destroy subject to the restrictions of subsections 58.0071(d) and (e). | GA-1017 |
Parent or legal guardian who teaches minor to drive, eligibility for approval as driver training course | DM-0400 |
Paternity, child born out of wedlock whose paternity is established is entitled to same parent-child relationship and rights under state law as child born in wedlock | DM-0097 |
Perjury, community supervision of sixteen-year-old defendant convicted of | DM-0461 |
Physical records and files, Family Code subsection 58.0071(b) authorizes custodian of in juvenile case, to destroy hard-copy, original paper records and files at any time if the custodian electronically duplicates and stores the information in the records and files | GA-1017 |
Polygraph, whether examiner must obtain consent of attorney before administering examination to child complainant or child witness for the state | JM-1141 |
Presentence investigation report that discloses child abuse or neglect, community supervision officer who releases information contained in, may release to Department of Family and Protective Services and is immune from civil and criminal liability for doing so | GA-0847 |
Racing on the highway by a person younger than 17 years of age is a traffic offense rather than delinquent conduct or conduct indicating a need for supervision and is within the jurisdiction of a justice or municipal court | GA-0157 |
Records relating to juvenile offenses committed prior to 1973, whether Department of Public Safety may maintain and whether it must seal or destroy | LO93-076 |
Removal of disabilities, effect on minor's capacity to contract | LO93-061 |
School attendance, authority of attendance officer to report child to juvenile probation department | JM-1159 |
School attendance, simultaneous prosecution of parent and child permissible | JM-1159 |
School bus safety standards, school district may not transport students in vehicles that do not comply with (Withdrawn by Letter 9/08/95) | DM-0362 |
School district not required to expel student for certain alcohol and drug-related offenses occurring within 300 feet of school property | JC-0446 |
Seventeen year old reported as missing, law enforcement officer must take possession of and return to person entitled to possession even if child has not committed a crime or does not wish to be detained | JC-0229 |
Sexual abuse, person with cause to believe child has been victim of must make report | GA-0106 |
Substitute care and case management service providers, authority of governmental entities to serve as | GA-0476 |
Tardiness to class does not constitute unexcused voluntary absence and does not invoke truancy proceedings (Overruled by Court Decision, 980 S.W.2d 788)
| DM-0200 |
Tattoo, minimum age for obtaining is eighteen years | LO92-057 |
Teen court program, municipal court authority to impose administrative cost fee and other court costs | DM-0372 |
Truancy proceeding, child has a right to counsel before justice of the peace (Overruled by Court Decision, 980 S.W.2d 788) | DM-0200 |
Truancy proceeding, juvenile court not required to hold hearing prior to waiving jurisdiction and transferring to justice of the peace (Overruled by Court Decision, 980 S.W.2d 788)
| DM-0200 |
Unborn child, a physician is not required to report suspected use of controlled substances by a pregnant patient, which may harm the | GA-0291 |
Uniform Interstate Compact on Juveniles, juvenile probation officers are required to provide the mandated services when state accepts supervision of an out-of-state delinquent juvenile under | DM-0147 |
Violation of section 729.001 of Transportation Code is within jurisdiction of justice and municipal courts | GA-0157 |
JUVENILE |
A court would likely conclude that the prosecutor of a juvenile maintains discretion under Family Code subsection 65.252(d) to prosecute a child for delinquent conduct as set forth in Family Code subsection 51.03(a)(2)(C) even on a child's initial referral to juvenile court. | KP-0064 |
A court would likely conclude that under Family Code subsection 65.251(b), a truancy court may refer a child to the juvenile probation department for either failure to obey a truancy order or direct contempt; however, such a referral requires two prior instances of contemptuous conduct regardless of form -- either failure to obey a truancy order or direct contempt. | KP-0064 |
Convictions of juveniles by municipal courts for misdemeanor offense of possession of drug paraphernalia not reportable to Department of Public Safety | KP-0150 |
Juvenile board has the authority to hire an in-house attorney for the provision of general legal services if the Board determines that the position is necessary in order to provide juvenile probation services. | GA-1085 |
Truancy offenses, expunction orders' applicability to records of juvenile probation department | KP-0073 |