Juvenile and Truancy

• All cases set in Precinct Four, which are against a Juvenile/Minor are handled on a case by case basis, therefore, there is no set fine schedule available.
• A parent or legal guardian must accompany the juvenile/minor on an arraignment hearing.  This is also true for 18-20 years of age on MIPs 
• All resets of court dates must be done in person.
• Failure to comply with any portion of a Court Order may be referable to Bexar County Juvenile Probation.
• Your child may be ordered to complete counseling or a Tobacco or Alcohol Awareness Class.  See Helpful Numbers for a list of agencies  that provide this service.  Please call and verify costs as some may charge a fee.
• If your child has been ordered to complete community service, the parent  is responsible to find a non-profit agency for your child to volunteer the court ordered hours.  A non-profit agency will have a Tax I.D. number that lists them as a non-profit agency.  If you have any questions - please call our Court (before your child works any hours) and we will assist you in determining if the agency qualifies as a not for profit agency.

"Bridging the gap between our community and our youth"