52-7-103. Gifts and grants to program
52-7-103. Gifts and grants to program. The Montana children’s trust fund board may accept contributions, gifts, and grants, in money or otherwise, to the child abuse and neglect prevention program. Monetary gifts, contributions, and grants earmarked for the endowment for children must be paid into the endowment established by 52-7-105. History: En. Sec. 4, Ch. 610, L. […]
52-7-104. Program costs
52-7-104. Program costs. The costs incurred by the Montana children’s trust fund board in administering the child abuse and neglect prevention program must be paid for with money from the children’s trust fund account established by 52-7-102. The board shall keep costs to a minimum and use existing office space, personnel, equipment, and supplies of the […]
52-7-105. Endowment for children
52-7-105. Endowment for children. (1) There is within the permanent fund type an endowment for children. The endowment is not subject to appropriation. The purpose of the endowment is to provide a permanent source of funding to support the programs and services referred to in 52-7-101. (2) The endowment may receive funds from: (a) appropriations; (b) gifts, grants, and […]
52-8-101. Definitions
52-8-101. Definitions. As used in this part, the following definitions apply: (1) ”Person” includes any individual, partnership, voluntary association, or corporation. (2) ”Placement activities” means any of the following: (a) placement of a child for adoption or foster care; (b) arranging or providing short-term foster care for a child pending an adoptive placement; or (c) facilitating placement of a child by […]
52-8-102. General duties of department
52-8-102. General duties of department. The department shall: (1) issue licenses to entities engaged in child placement activities on October 1, 1997, if the licensed applicant has met the requirements established by the department by rule; (2) prescribe the conditions upon which child-placing licenses are issued and revoked; and (3) adopt rules for the conduct of the affairs of […]
52-5-110. Transfer of child to other facility or institution
52-5-110. Transfer of child to other facility or institution. The department of corrections, upon recommendation of the superintendent of a facility, may transfer a child resident in one of its correctional facilities to any other facility or institution under the jurisdiction and control of the department or under contract to the department. History: En. Sec. 53, Ch. […]
52-5-111. Commutation of sentence to state prison facility and transfer of prisoner to correctional facility
52-5-111. Commutation of sentence to state prison facility and transfer of prisoner to correctional facility. (1) Upon the application of a person who has not attained 18 years of age who has been sentenced to a state prison facility or upon the application of the youth’s parents or guardian, the governor may, after consulting with the […]
52-5-112. University aid to residents of schools
52-5-112. University aid to residents of schools. The department of corrections may, on the recommendation of the superintendent, authorize a resident of a correctional facility who has completed high school and who is otherwise eligible to receive up to $800 per year toward the resident’s expenses incurred in attending a unit of the Montana university system. […]
52-5-113. Publication of information to facilitate return of youth leaving correctional facility or program without permission
52-5-113. Publication of information to facilitate return of youth leaving correctional facility or program without permission. The department may publish the name and picture of and the offense and other information relating to a youth who has left a correctional facility or program operated by the department or who is committed to the department and who […]
52-5-114. Penalty for aiding resident in leaving or not returning to correctional facility
52-5-114. Penalty for aiding resident in leaving or not returning to correctional facility. (1) A person is guilty of an offense if the person purposely or knowingly: (a) permits or assists a resident of a correctional facility to leave a facility without permission; (b) permits or assists a resident’s failure to return to a correctional facility from which […]