Indiana Code § 31-36-3-4

Authorization of representative to access documentation and education services on behalf of homeless youth
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Sec. 4. (a) As used in this section, "homeless youth" means an individual who: (1) is: (A) at least sixteen (16) years of age; and (B) less than eighteen (18) years of age; (2) is unemancipated; (3) is mentally competent; and (4) lives in a situation described in 42 U.S.C. 11434a(2)(A) and 42 U.S.C. 11434a(2)(B) with or without the consent of the individual's parent, guardian, or custodian.       (b) An individual identified in subsection (c)(3) who presents a fee and consent waiver affidavit described in subsection (c) on behalf of a homeless youth to the appropriate agency or entity shall: (1) have access, without charge and the consent of a parent, guardian, or custodian, to the homeless youth's: (A) certificate of birth; (B) photo identification card under IC 9-24-16-10 (c); and (C) Indiana driver's license; and (2) be permitted to enroll the homeless youth in adult basic education services and register the homeless youth for the Indiana high school equivalency examination following the completion of an exit interview by the homeless youth under IC 20-33-2-28.5 .       (c) A fee and consent waiver affidavit executed under this subsection shall contain the following: (1) The homeless youth's: (A) full name; and (B) date of birth. (2) The name, address, and telephone number of the government entity, school corporation liaison for homeless youth, or nonprofit organization that: (A) is providing services to the homeless youth; and (B) will accept delivery of mail for the homeless youth. (3) The name of the legal representative of the government entity, school corporation liaison for homeless youth, or nonprofit organization described in subdivision (2). (4) The signature of the legal representative described in subdivision (3) and the date of the signature. (5) The signature of the homeless youth and the date of the signature. A fee and consent waiver affidavit executed under this subsection must be verified by affirmation or representation.   IC 31-37 ARTICLE 37. JUVENILE LAW: DELINQUENCY               Ch. 1. Delinquent Children Who Commit Acts That Would Be Offenses if Committed by Adults             Ch. 2. Delinquent Children Who Commit Certain Other Acts and Who Need Care, Treatment, or Rehabilitation             Ch. 3. Curfew Violations             Ch. 4. Taking a Child Into Custody             Ch. 5. Child Taken Into Custody             Ch. 6. Detention Hearing             Ch. 7. Detention of Alleged Delinquent Child             Ch. 8. Information About Delinquent Children, Investigation, and Preliminary Inquiry             Ch. 8.5. Juvenile Diversion             Ch. 9. Program of Informal Adjustment             Ch. 10. Filing of Petition Alleging That Child Is Delinquent Child             Ch. 11. Time Limits for Petitions; Motions for Continuance             Ch. 12. Initial Hearing and Issuance of Summons             Ch. 13. Factfinding Hearing             Ch. 14. Findings, Presumptions, and Evidence             Ch. 15. Petition for Parental Participation             Ch. 16. Repealed             Ch. 17. Predispositional Report             Ch. 18. Dispositional Hearing             Ch. 19. Dispositional Decrees             Ch. 20. Review of Dispositional Decrees; Formal Review Hearings             Ch. 21. Reports Required for Reviewing Dispositional Decrees             Ch. 22. Modification of Dispositional Decrees             Ch. 23. Interstate Compact on Juveniles             Ch. 24. Repealed             Ch. 25. No Contact Orders             Ch. 26. Competency   IC 31-37-1 Chapter 1. Delinquent Children Who Commit Acts That Would Be Offenses if Committed by Adults               31-37-1-1 Delinquent child defined             31-37-1-2 Delinquent act

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