This form is an official New York Family Court General Forms, a Temporary Order of Protection; PINS; Juvenile Delinquency. The form is a model for filings in Family Court.
Kings New York Temporary Order of Protection — PIN— - Juvenile Delinquency is a legal mechanism designed to address cases involving non-criminal misconduct of minors in Kings County, New York. PINS, which stands for Persons In Need of Supervision, refers to at-risk youth who engage in behaviors that may be harmful to themselves or others. This system aims to provide support, guidance, and resources to redirect such individuals onto a positive path. A Temporary Order of Protection in PINS cases is a court-issued order that imposes certain restrictions or requirements on a minor for a specified duration. It serves as a preventative measure to safeguard the minor's welfare and that of the community. The order may include provisions such as curfews, mandatory counseling, educational programs, community service, or mandatory supervision by a responsible adult. Kings New York Temporary Order of Protection — PIN— - Juvenile Delinquency covers various types of delinquent behaviors exhibited by minors. These may include: 1. Truancy: Cases where minors habitually skip school without valid reasons, leading to educational neglect and potential involvement in other negative activities. 2. Substance Abuse: Instances involving minors using or possessing illegal drugs or underage consumption of alcohol, which may contribute to further delinquency. 3. Running Away: Situations where minors frequently leave their homes without consent, often due to family conflicts or unstable living conditions. 4. Violation of Curfew: Minors who repeatedly fail to adhere to the designated curfew set by local laws or court orders may fall under this category. 5. Incorrigibility: Refers to minors displaying persistent disobedience, defiance, or resistance towards authority figures such as parents, guardians, or teachers, resulting in disruptive behavior. 6. Sexual Misconduct: PINS cases involving minors engaging in inappropriate sexual activities, such as non-consensual acts or unlawful sexual contact, may be subject to this type of order. 7. Unruly Behaviors: Covers a range of disruptive actions, including physical or verbal aggression, property damage, or theft, which can disrupt the peace within the community. Through the Kings New York Temporary Order of Protection — PIN— - Juvenile Delinquency process, the court aims to identify the root causes behind these behaviors and provide necessary interventions. The goal is to address the underlying issues and ensure the minors receive appropriate guidance, support, and counseling to help them overcome their challenges and develop into responsible members of society.Kings New York Temporary Order of Protection — PIN— - Juvenile Delinquency is a legal mechanism designed to address cases involving non-criminal misconduct of minors in Kings County, New York. PINS, which stands for Persons In Need of Supervision, refers to at-risk youth who engage in behaviors that may be harmful to themselves or others. This system aims to provide support, guidance, and resources to redirect such individuals onto a positive path. A Temporary Order of Protection in PINS cases is a court-issued order that imposes certain restrictions or requirements on a minor for a specified duration. It serves as a preventative measure to safeguard the minor's welfare and that of the community. The order may include provisions such as curfews, mandatory counseling, educational programs, community service, or mandatory supervision by a responsible adult. Kings New York Temporary Order of Protection — PIN— - Juvenile Delinquency covers various types of delinquent behaviors exhibited by minors. These may include: 1. Truancy: Cases where minors habitually skip school without valid reasons, leading to educational neglect and potential involvement in other negative activities. 2. Substance Abuse: Instances involving minors using or possessing illegal drugs or underage consumption of alcohol, which may contribute to further delinquency. 3. Running Away: Situations where minors frequently leave their homes without consent, often due to family conflicts or unstable living conditions. 4. Violation of Curfew: Minors who repeatedly fail to adhere to the designated curfew set by local laws or court orders may fall under this category. 5. Incorrigibility: Refers to minors displaying persistent disobedience, defiance, or resistance towards authority figures such as parents, guardians, or teachers, resulting in disruptive behavior. 6. Sexual Misconduct: PINS cases involving minors engaging in inappropriate sexual activities, such as non-consensual acts or unlawful sexual contact, may be subject to this type of order. 7. Unruly Behaviors: Covers a range of disruptive actions, including physical or verbal aggression, property damage, or theft, which can disrupt the peace within the community. Through the Kings New York Temporary Order of Protection — PIN— - Juvenile Delinquency process, the court aims to identify the root causes behind these behaviors and provide necessary interventions. The goal is to address the underlying issues and ensure the minors receive appropriate guidance, support, and counseling to help them overcome their challenges and develop into responsible members of society.
