JJ v. Fryer

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that \the authority to depart from an RAI and order more severe detention must be based on `clear and convincing reasons' which the trial court must state in writing\
• concluding that departure provision provides “the authority to depart from an RAI and order more severe detention ... based on ‘clear and convincing reasons’ which the judge must state in writing”
• \The power to place those charged with ... a delinquent act in detention is entirely statutory in nature.\
• “The power to place those charged with ... a delinquent act in detention is entirely statutory in nature.”
• \The current statutory framework supplants discretion with specific rules governing the judge and disposition . . . [with the] purpose to make the matter of juvenile detention in delinquency cases less subject to individualized variations by judges.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).