Texas Court Forms For Juveniles (Page 20 of 39) in pdf

FAILURE TO ATTEND SCHOOL DISPOSITIONAL ORDER (Art. 45.054, C.C.P.)

CAUSE NUMBER: _______________

STATE OF TEXAS

IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT

VS.

CITY OF __________________

_____________________

__________ COUNTY, TEXAS

ORDER

On this date appeared _________________________, Defendant in the above-styled and number cause, who, having being found guilty of an offense

under Section 25.094, Education Code, this Court having jurisdiction ORDERS the following provisions as indicated:

 The Defendant:

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attend school without unexcused absences;

 attend a preparatory class for the high school equivalency exam due to the Court’s determination that the Defendant is too old to

do well in a formal classroom environment; or

 take the high school equivalency examination administered under Section 7.111, Education Code (applicable only if the

Defendant is at least 16 years of age).

 The Defendant attend a special program the Court has determined to be in best interest of the individual, including:

alcohol program;

drug abuse program;

rehabilitation program;

counseling, including self-improvement counseling;

training in self-esteem and leadership;

work and job skills training;

training in parenting, including parental responsibility;

training in manners;

training in violence avoidance;

sensitivity training; and

training in advocacy and mentoring.

The Defendant complete reasonable community service requirements: _________________________________________.

The Defendant participate in a tutorial program provided by the school, in academic subjects for which child is enrolled for ______

hours.

 The Department of Public Safety (DPS):

suspend the driver’s license or permit of the Defendant for a period of ______ days (not to exceed 365);

deny the issuance of a driver’s license or permit to the Defendant for a period of ______ days (not to exceed 365).

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The Defendant and the Defendant’s parents, managing conservator, or guardian attend a class for students at risk of dropping out. This

order applies specifically to the following individuals: _______________________________________________________________.

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Fees or court costs imposed in this case are waived as this Court finds payment would cause financial hardship.

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Fees or court costs imposed in this case are reduced to $______________ as this Court finds payment would cause financial hardship.

This dispositional order shall be in effect for _____ days (not to exceed 180 days or until the end of the school year, whichever is longer).

___________________________

Signed and entered this date: ___________________________

Judge, Municipal Court

(municipal court seal)

City of _____________________

_______________ County, Texas

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This Court finds that

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the Defendant has successfully complied with the conditions imposed on the individual in this order

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the Defendant has presented to this Court proof that the Defendant has obtained a high school diploma or high school equivalency

certificate.

It is hereby ORDERED that the complaint against the Defendant alleging that the Defendant committed an offense under Section 25.094,

Education Code is hereby dismissed.

____________________________________________

Judge, Municipal Court

Date: _______________________________________

JUVENILES 08/13

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