Arkansas Code § 9-28-703

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(a) The Division of Youth Services may impose any community-based sanction on a juvenile in its custody or who is in aftercare as a result of having been committed. (b) The court may impose community-based sanctions as an original disposition, revocation of probation, or as a contempt sanction. (c) The community-based provider may not independently impose the community-based sanctions. Acts 1997, No. 710, § 3
(a) The Division of Youth Services may impose any community-based sanction on a juvenile in its custody or who is in aftercare as a result of having been committed. (b) The court may impose community-based sanctions as an original disposition, revocation of probation, or as a contempt sanction. (c) The community-based provider may not independently impose the community-based sanctions. Acts 1997, No. 710, § 3
(a) The Division of Youth Services may impose any community-based sanction on a juvenile in its custody or who is in aftercare as a result of having been committed. (b) The court may impose community-based sanctions as an original disposition, revocation of probation, or as a contempt sanction. (c) The community-based provider may not independently impose the community-based sanctions. Acts 1997, No. 710, § 3
(a) The Division of Youth Services may impose any community-based sanction on a juvenile in its custody or who is in aftercare as a result of having been committed.
(b) The court may impose community-based sanctions as an original disposition, revocation of probation, or as a contempt sanction.
(c) The community-based provider may not independently impose the community-based sanctions.
Acts 1997, No. 710, § 3

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