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Elements of an Intake Report An intake report may vary by jurisdiction. However, an intake report should encompass certain key elements, including those found below. When writing your assignment in the form of an intake report, use the below elements as a model for writing a narrative form of an intake report. These elements are based on the process outline found here: Eau Claire County. (n.d.). Juvenile intake. Retrieved November 4, 2018, from https://www.co.eau-claire.wi.us/departments/departments-a-k/children-s-court- services/juvenile-intake

• Jurisdiction

o Does the age of the offender qualify for juvenile proceedings?

o Was a crime committed?

o Is the juvenile uncontrollable?

o What is the role/status of the parents?

• Legal rights

o Is the child admitting to the allegations?

o What are the relevant issues contributing to the case (e.g., family issues, drug or alcohol use, mental health)?

• Intake decision

o Should the case go to the district attorney or be filed with the court?

o Should diversion be considered?

▪ Youth court

▪ Accountability workshop

▪ Restitution

▪ Mental health services

▪ Drug screens

▪ Parenting services

▪ Community service work

▪ Counsel and release

• Recommend a short-term and long-term strategy