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Example Of Commitment Staffing

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A commitment staffing took place on June 11, 2015. In attendance were the following: Assistant State Attorney, Carlos Wells; St. Lucie School Official, Michelle Hinder; grandfather, Andy Gamble; youth, Tyresse Charles, Juvenile Probation Officer Supervisor, Pamela R. Cummings; Senior Juvenile Probation Officer, Madeline Miller; Assistant Public Defender, Michelle McMurtry, and Commitment Manager, Steve Basty. The Department of Juvenile Justice (DJJ) recommends probation with DJJ supervision. The rationale for the recommendation is based on the following: Tyresse has pled to a Third Degree Felony sexual offense for an incident at school. Allegations of previous similar misconduct were made, but youth was never charged. The comprehensive

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