lost in the legal system
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Is it legal for the Department of youth corrections to ban the legal guardian from visiting the child?
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Department of youth corrections making their own rules?
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quincy
Senior Member
What is the name of your state?
Just Blue
Senior Member
Very likely it is. What happened to cause them to ban you? You ARE the guardian yes?
Shadowbunny
Queen of the Not-Rights
Perhaps, but details (and the State you're in) matters.
quincy
Senior Member
Is the child in a youth training program of some sort? Visitors are often not allowed, regardless of their relationship to the child.
lost in the legal system
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Colorado
lost in the legal system
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No not a training center
lost in the legal system
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I'm in Colo
quincy
Senior Member
Thank you for answering our questions. I have another one.
What sort of facility is the child in?
lost in the legal system
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A youth corrections center DetentionThank you for answering our questions. I have another one.
What sort of facility is the child in?
quincy
Senior Member
Only those who are on an "approved" list can have contact with or visit the child - and, although the Department of Youth Services is said to encourage this contact, phone calls and mail and visits are monitored and the scheduling time for visitation is often infrequent (e.g., once a week) and short.
It is possible/probable that you were not placed on the approved list for some reason. Do you have any idea why that might be?
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