How often does the court typically hold a review hearing for a juvenile in placement?

The court typically holds a review hearing for a juvenile in placement every six months to assess the juvenile's progress and determine the appropriateness of their current placement. This timeframe allows the court to gather enough information about the juvenile's behavior and circumstances in order to make informed decisions regarding their rehabilitation and future. This periodic review is essential for ensuring that the juvenile's needs are met and that they are making progress towards their goals. It also provides an opportunity for the family and other stakeholders to be involved in the process and to address any concerns related to the juvenile's ongoing treatment and care.