Juvenile Court
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This page collects the 4 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Juvenile Court”. Coverage spans bills - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Child Welfare, Foster Care, and Juveniles.
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- 01Welfare and Institutions Codeother2 mentions
- 02Juvenile Courtorganization1 mentions
- 03Californialocation1 mentions
- 04California juvenile courtorganization1 mentions
- 05State Department of Social Servicesorganization1 mentions
- 06California Constitutionother1 mentions
- 07County social workersorganization1 mentions
- 08California Juvenile Courtorganization1 mentions
- 09County welfare departmentorganization1 mentions
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- Topic to billsAB 1967 expands juvenile court access for minors in residential facilities and nonminors seeking re-entry to foster care, California SB 534 requires county welfare agencies to provide foster youth with family contact information, SB 1234 requires social workers to document fentanyl risk and mandates parental drug testing in dependency cases
- Topic to orgsJuvenile Court, California juvenile court, State Department of Social Services (+3 more)
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- Sep 4, 2026State BillAB 1967 expands juvenile court access for minors in residential facilities and nonminors seeking re-entry to foster care
- Aug 30, 2026State BillCalifornia SB 534 requires county welfare agencies to provide foster youth with family contact information
- Aug 13, 2026State BillSB 1234 requires social workers to document fentanyl risk and mandates parental drug testing in dependency cases
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