See more details on Juvenile Delinquency - Family forms
The NYS Juvenile Delinquency Forms page covers:
Starting a Case
- Petition to begin a juvenile delinquency case
- Warrants
- Requests and orders for holding or releasing a youth before or after the petition is filed
Capacity (Ability to Understand the Case)
- Orders for mental health exams
- Exam reports
- Hearing notices
- Orders for youth found unable to understand the case (extend, change, or end commitment)
Decisions and Outcomes
- Fact‑finding orders (the court’s decision on what happened)
- Standard disposition orders (what happens next)
- Special orders for serious “designated felony” cases
- Adjournments in contemplation of dismissal (ACD)
- Dismissal after adjustment
Other Court Actions
- Violations of probation or conditional discharge
- Extension of placement and permanency hearings
- Referrals to probation
- Moving the case to another county
- HIV‑related testing
- Notice of placement
- “Close to Home” placement or transfer to OCFS
Orders of Protection
- Temporary Order of Protection (GF‑6)
- Final Order of Protection (GF‑6a)
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