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The document outlines the legal rights and warnings provided to a juvenile in the 90th Judicial District Court of Stephens County, Texas. It includes a Juvenile Warning section detailing the rights of the child regarding silence, legal representation, and voluntary statements. The document also contains a Juvenile Statement Form where the juvenile acknowledges understanding their rights and provides a written statement. Additionally, it features a Magistrate's Verification certifying that the juvenile was informed of their rights and voluntarily waived them before making any statements.

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Do juvenile records show up on background checks in Texas?

What Wont Show Up in a Criminal Background Check. Certain information is typically not included or is restricted on a Texas background check: Juvenile Records: Generally, juvenile criminal records are sealed and not accessible to employers.

Is a juvenile adjudication a conviction in Texas?

In Texas, a person can be charged in a juvenile court for criminal offenses committed on or after his 10th birthday. These offenses can range anywhere from a class C misdemeanor up to and including capital . A person who is at least 10 years old and under the age of 17 can be charged as a juvenile.

What does magistrate warning mean in Texas?

adjudication is not a criminal conviction in Texas.54 However, juvenile record information may show up on a FBI background check which may be required for jobs related to working with finances, children, vulnerable adults, law enforcement, security, the federal government, or the military.

What does it mean when a juvenile is adjudicated?

Deferred adjudication is a type of judge-ordered community supervision (more commonly known as probation) that allows a person to accept responsibility for a crime without a conviction being placed on their record.

At what age can a child be prosecuted in Texas?

Child/juvenile Both of these terms refer to the child who is involved in the case. The child must be ten (10) years old or older and under seventeen (17) to be subject to the jurisdiction of a juvenile court.