Reports to administrative board, legislature and governor

§ 213. Reports to administrative board, legislature and governor. (a) In addition to any reports required by the administrative board of the judicial conference under article seven-a of the judiciary law, the administrative board shall, as soon as practicable, require the family court in each county to include in its reports to the administrative board and the administrative board shall include in its annual report to the legislature information, by county, showing:

(i) the number of children temporarily removed under section one thousand twenty-two before the filing of a petition, the number of children temporarily removed without court order under section ten hundred twenty-four of this act, and the period of time between such removal and the filing of a petition;

(ii) the number of children temporarily removed under section one thousand twenty-seven after the filing of a petition and the period of time that passed after such removal until its termination;

(iii) the number of placements under section one thousand fifty-two by person, agency or institution in which the placement is made, and the number of orders extending the period of placement;

(iv) the number of children released and the number detained under sections seven hundred twenty-eight and 307.4;

(v) the number of alleged juvenile delinquents released and the number detained under section 320.5 and the number of alleged persons in need of supervision released and detained under section seven hundred thirty-nine, and the duration of the detention in both groups;

(vi) the number of adjudicated juvenile delinquents placed under section 353.3 and the number of adjudicated persons in need of supervision placed under section seven hundred fifty-six by person, agency or institution in which the placement is made, and the number of orders extending the period of placement;

(vii) the number of adjudicated juvenile delinquents put on probation under section 353.2 and the number of adjudicated persons in need of supervision put on probation under section seven hundred fifty-seven and the duration of such probation;

(viii) the number, nature and disposition of cases involving child abuse under article ten of this act, including total number of new cases, their nature, whether heard by the child abuse part, the age and sex of the children involved, the type of petitioner, the number of children temporarily removed both before and after the filing of a petition, the length of time and number of adjournments between the filing of a petition and the fact-finding hearing, the number of cases that are dismissed, withdrawn, sustained and admitted to, the length of time and number of adjournments between the fact-finding hearing and the dispositional hearing, and the final disposition of such cases.

(b) Rules of court shall as soon as practicable implement this section by prescribing appropriate forms for reports and may require such additional information as may be appropriate. The administrative board of the judicial conference may request the state department of corrections and community supervision and the state department of social welfare to assist it in the preparation and processing of reports under this section, and those departments, when so requested, shall render such assistance as is possible.