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A standing order of the Juvenile Court of Tehama County under Welfare and Institutions Code Section 827(a) and T.N.G. v. Superior Court, over the signatures of C. Todd Bottke, Presiding Judge of the Superior Court, and Matthew McGlynn, Presiding Judge of the Juvenile Court: the Tehama County Probation Department and the Child Protective Services Division of the Tehama County Department of Social Services authorized to release information in their files, and to communicate orally and in writing, about persons who come within the jurisdiction of the Juvenile Court to the minor, the parents or legal guardians, the minor's attorney, all California District Attorney's Offices, the minor's school system (academic performance or ability, and acts of violence or misbehavior), child welfare agencies, all California Parole Offices, California Highway Patrol officers in a child welfare investigation, Department of Corrections offices for parental contact and case planning, the Tehama County Court Mediator for a child custody recommendation, agencies offering treatment or services, a parent's counselors and health care providers named in a case plan, and individuals approved for collaborative case planning who sign a written confidentiality agreement; Tehama County law enforcement agencies authorized to release such information to the Probation Department, Child Protective Services and any Multiple Agency Treatment Team; a minor's name and address released to the beneficiary of a restitution order or judgment for damages on a written request with a copy of the order, the minor notified by first class mail within five (5) days; a subpoenaed social worker or probation officer may testify, without a specific order of the Juvenile Court, in a criminal proceeding in which a minor is the alleged victim, when the employee deems it in the minor's best interest and the division supervisor concurs; the two Departments authorized to communicate and release information to each other; information disclosed not disseminated beyond those authorized under Section 827, other confidentiality laws prevailing, and the order for authorization only.
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SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF TEHAMA In re: RELEASE OF JUVENILE INFORMATION _______________________________________/ STANDING ORDER Welfare and Institutions Code Section 827(a) 2026-05 Pursuant to Welfare & Institutions Code §827(a) and T.N.G. v. Superior Court, 4 C3d 767, the Juvenile Court of Tehama County makes the following order: A. The Tehama County Probation Department and the Tehama County Department of Social Services, Child Protective Services Division, (herein referred to as the “Departments”) are authorized to release information in their files as well as communicate orally and in writing regarding persons who come within the jurisdiction of the Juvenile Court, or with whom the Departments have otherwise had contact, to the following: 1) The minor. 2) The parents or legal guardians of the minor. 3) The minor’s attorney. 4) All California District Attorney’s Offices. 5) Any school system in which the minor is enrolled, or in which it appears that he/she may be enrolled in the near future, to the extent that such information directly relates to academic performance or ability, or any acts of violence or misbehavior while on any school campus or relating to any school activity. 6) The State Department of Social Services, any California County Probation Department, or any other public agency within California responsible for child welfare services. 7) All California Parole Offices. 8) California Highway Patrol officers involved in a child welfare investigation involving the minor child, the siblings of the minor child, or one or both of the parents or legal guardians of the aforementioned children. 9) All California Department of Corrections offices when used to facilitate parental contact and case planning. 10) The Tehama County Court Mediator when such information is sought for the purpose of making a recommendation to the Court regarding child custody. 11) Public and private nonprofit agencies that offer treatment and/or services for the minor child/ren and/or their families. The Departments are authorized to make appropriate referrals, and to provide such agencies with any documentation deemed necessary to obtain such treatment or services. 12) Any entity or individual who is actively providing mental health counseling, health care or drug and alcohol counseling to a parent or legal guardian of the minor, and who: i. is specifically identified in a voluntary case plan signed by that parent or legal guardian; or ii. is specifically identified in a case plan approved by the Juvenile Court. 13) Any individual selected by a parent or legal guardian of the minor and approved by the Tehama County Department of Social Services (in cases arising under Welfare & Institutions Code §300 et seq.) or the Tehama County Probation Department (in cases arising under Welfare & Institutions Code §600 et seq.) for the purpose of participation in collaborative case planning regarding the minor. Any such individual shall be required to sign a written agreement acknowledging that any information received from the Tehama County Department of Social Services, Child Protective Services Division or the Tehama County Probation Department is confidential and may not be disclosed, except as permitted by Welfare & Institutions Code §827 or by the Court order. B. Any law enforcement agency of Tehama County, including, but not limited to, any city Police Department and the Tehama County Sheriff’s Department, are authorized to release information in their files relating to persons coming under the jurisdiction of the Juvenile Court to: 1) The Tehama County Probation Department. 2) The Tehama County Department of Social Services, Child Protective Services Division. 3) Any Tehama County Multiple Agency Treatment Team, including any member thereof acting in their capacity as a member of said treatment team. In addition to the foregoing order, any law enforcement agency, including the Probation Department, and Child Protective Services may release the name and address of a minor to the beneficiary of an order for restitution or judgment for damages issued by a court of competent jurisdiction, or their authorized representative, for the purposes of enforcing that order or judgment. Prior to any such release, the agency must secure a written request by the requesting party, including a copy of the order or judgment, which shall be kept on file by the releasing agency and must, thereafter, notify the minor by first class mail within five (5) days that such information has been released. C. TESTIMONY BY CHILD PROTECTIVE SERVICES AND PROBATION EMPLOYEES: In any criminal proceeding, including a Parole, Probation, or Supervised Release hearing in which a minor is the alleged victim of a crime and a social worker employed by the Tehama County Department of Social Services, Child Protective Services Division or a probation officer employed by the Tehama County Probation Department is subpoenaed to testify, that person may testify without a specific order of the Tehama County Juvenile Court under the following circumstances: 1) He or she deems it to be in the best interest of the minor, and; 2) The division supervisor concurs that it would be in the best interest of the minor and authorizes the employee to be called as a witness. D. The Tehama County Probation Department and the Child Protective Services Division of the Tehama County Department of Social Services (herein referred to as the “Departments”), and the employees of the Departments, are authorized to voluntarily communicate orally and in writing with each other relating to persons who are or may be receiving services from the Departments for purposes relating to their official duties; and the Departments are further authorized to voluntarily release information in their files to each other relating to persons who are or may be receiving services from the Departments for such purposes. E. GENERAL PROVISIONS In accordance with Welfare and Institutions Code section 827, subdivision (a)(4), information disclosed hereunder may not be disseminated by the receiving agency to any persons or agencies, other than those persons or agencies otherwise authorized to receive documents pursuant to Section 827. Additionally, if a juvenile case file, or information relating to the content of the juvenile case file, is privileged or confidential pursuant to any other state law or federal law or regulation, the requirements of that state law or federal law or regulation prohibiting or limiting release of the information shall prevail. This order does not restrict the release of information which is otherwise authorized by law. Additionally, this order is for authorization only. The individual agencies retain authority to restrict access to confidential information, absent a specific court order. 1/1/26 Date: _________________________ ____________________________________ C. TODD BOTTKE Presiding Judge of the Superior Court Date: _________________________ ____________________________________ MATTHEW MCGLYNN Presiding Judge of the Juvenile Court
SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF TEHAMA In re: RELEASE OF JUVENILE INFORMATION _______________________________________/ STANDING ORDER Welfare and Institutions Code Section 827(a) 2026-05 Pursuant to Welfare & Institutions Code §827(a) and T.N.G. v. Superior Court, 4 C3d 767, the Juvenile Court of Tehama County makes the following order: A. The Tehama County Proba
Reviewer note: Composed 2026-10-12 (California T4 Tehama build 2026-10-12) from BenchPath custody ca/t4/ca-tehama/docs/general/standing-order-2026-05-release-juvenile-information-2.pdf (224188 bytes, sha256 a03fb8c632e4c622fb8df8d5849f81b192c18ab50a9ccd401c11569e6e1b0a2f; 6 pages; a printed text layer) with the shared verbatim composer (v2 reflow): six pages; the running footer “Standing Order re: Release of Juvenile Information” of each page removed as chrome (6 lines); the pleading caption - the box “In re:” and the order's title, closed by an underscore rule, at the left; “STANDING ORDER”, the authority it cites and the order's number at the right - which the line-by-line reading interleaves, set left cell then right cell by one caption fix (build/doc-captions.json: the same characters, each printed line on its own line); one whitespace-only fix (build/doc-fixes.json: the date “1/1/26”, printed on its own above the signature lines of page 6, set on its own line); the two judges' handwritten signatures, images, are not part of the text, and the second date, 1/5/2026, beside the Presiding Judge of the Juvenile Court's signature line, is drawn as vector paths and not in the text layer (read on the rendered page); proof 1 (whitespace-only) and proof 2 (same character multiset as the text layer minus chrome) pass. Review note: The page of signatures prints a second date, 1/5/2026, beside the signature line of the Presiding Judge of the Juvenile Court; it is drawn as vector paths, not text, so the composed text (the court's text layer) carries only “1/1/26” (read on the rendered page, review/render/docs/so-2026-05-p6-date2.png). The card carries the order's first date, January 1, 2026.
Standing order of the 109th Judicial District Court for every pending or later-filed case in Andrews, Winkler and Crane Counties: any attorney or self-represented litigant who uses any form of artificial intelligence for legal research or drafting in a case must, before using AI-generated information in a court submission or proceeding, sign and submit the court's certification form stating that all language, quotations, sources, citations, arguments and legal analysis created or contributed to by generative AI were verified as accurate by a human through traditional (non-AI) legal sources, and acknowledging responsibility and potential sanctions for their or their co-counsel's failure to comply. Effective immediately; in effect until rescinded or replaced.
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