Current through Register Vol. 52, No. 1, January 10, 2025
Section 16.16.01.14 - Case TerminationA. Basis for Termination.(1) Termination is usually recommended when the child has:(a) Abided by all the required conditions;(b) Met the service goals;(c) Demonstrated the ability to function in the community without supervision; and(d) Reached the point where continued supervision and services does not produce any additional benefits.(2) When case termination is recommended, the juvenile counselor or aftercare counselor shall:(a) Obtain the approval of the juvenile counselor supervisor to terminate the case;(b) Prepare the necessary reports and documents to request termination by the appropriate court;(c) Submit the case to the court for consideration of termination; and(d) Complete the termination section on the appropriate ASSIST form.(3) If the court denies the request to terminate, the juvenile counselor shall:(a) Discuss the case with the juvenile counselor supervisor concentrating on the court's reason for denial;(b) Develop a new individualized service plan, taking the court's input into consideration;(c) Obtain the approval of the juvenile counselor supervisor for the new individualized service plan;(d) Notify the court of the new individualized service plan;(e) Update the appropriate ASSIST form; and(f) Establish a realistic future date when the case may be resubmitted for termination.(4) On Interstate Compact cases the receiving juvenile counselor shall:(a) Notify the sending juvenile counselor; and(b) Complete the termination section on the appropriate ASSIST form.Md. Code Regs. 16.16.01.14