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- Fill in the case number, sex, date of birth (DOB), and age of the child in the designated fields.
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- Complete any recommendations for treatment or rehabilitation as suggested by the judge in the appropriate section.
- Finally, indicate whether the child will be released into custody or detained, filling out any necessary details before saving your changes.
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