Citation and Referral Prerequisites to Complaint in Certain Cases Sample Clauses

Citation and Referral Prerequisites to Complaint in Certain Cases. Misdemeanor type delinquent acts involving offenses against public order including affray, disrupting public school, disorderly conduct, obstruction of police (not involving resisting arrest), and criminal trespass (not involving damage to property) shall not result in the filing of a complaint alleging delinquency unless the student has committed his or her third or subsequent similar offense during the school year and the Principal or designee has reviewed the behavior plan with the appropriate school and/or system personnel to determine appropriate action. In accordance with O.C.G.A. §20-2-735, the school system’s Student Codes of Conduct will be the reference documents of record. The parties agree that the response to the offenses against public order should be determined using a system of graduated sanctions, disciplinary methods, and/or educational programming before a complaint is filed with the Juvenile Court. The parties agree that a student must receive a citation and a subsequent referral to the School Conflict Diversion Program before a complaint may be filed in the Juvenile Court, except in cases involving delinquent acts that do not include offenses against public order and the SRO has followed the procedures set forth by his or her supervisor in determining if a complaint should be filed. An SRO shall not serve a citation or make a referral to the School Conflict Diversion Program without first consulting with his or her supervisor if the standard operating procedures of the SRO Program of which the SRO belongs requires consultation.
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