S-22-0531 In re Interest of Arianna J. (Appellant)
Appeal from Separate Juvenile Court for Sarpy County, Judge Jonathan D. Crosby
Attorneys: Andrew T. Erickson (Deputy Sarpy County Attorney for Appellee) and Colleen M. Dostal (Asst. Sarpy County Public Defender for Appellant).
Juvenile: Delinquency, Detention, and Modification of Probationary Terms
Proceedings below: After being placed on probation, Sarpy County Juvenile Probation detained Appellant and released her home on the C.A.R.E. Program, after a hearing the next day, the juvenile court released Appellant home on the C.A.R.E. Program. On its own motion, the Supreme Court ordered this case to be transferred from the docket of the Court of Appeals to its docket.
Issues: On appeal, Appellant makes the following assignments of error: 1) The Juvenile Court erred when it authorized the detention of Arianna because Juvenile Probation lacked reasonable cause to believe that Arianna had violated a condition of her probation and there was no evidence Arianna would attempt to leave the jurisdiction or would place lives or property in danger pursuant to § 43.286.01(6); 2) The Juvenile Court erred when it ordered Arianna to participate in the Sarpy County C.A.R.E. Program as an alternative to detention because the detention hearing was a result of an unlawful detention; and 3) The Juvenile Court erred when it found Arianna was not detained yet ordered Arianna to be placed on an alternative to detention.