Eliminates fines and fees for cases in juvenile court

Summary

The bill repeals several existing juvenile‑court statutes and creates new ones that stop courts from charging juveniles or their families monetary penalties for court‑ordered services, except for a nominal $10 clerk fee. It also lays out how courts can place, treat, and supervise children without imposing financial burdens. The goal is to remove cost barriers for families navigating the juvenile system.

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