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Court orders for youth offenders

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What are dispositional orders
How the court decides on dispositional orders
How parents can help youth offenders

How parents can help youth offenders

If you are a parent of a youth offender, you can help by:

Cooperating with the youth's probation officer from the Ministry of Social and Family Development.
Attending parenting workshops and talks.
Going for family counselling sessions.

You may also wish to seek legal advice for the case.

How the court decides on dispositional orders

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