26-11A-22. Committing court to receive notice of intent to discharge juvenile--State's attorney to notify any involved victim.
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Fifteen days before conditionally releasing a juvenile to an aftercare supervision program or discharging a juvenile from the Department of Corrections, the secretary of corrections shall send notice of intent to conditionally release or discharge the juvenile to the committing court and to the prosecuting state's attorney. The state's attorney shall then notify any victim of a crime of violence who was involved in the adjudication of the juvenile of the intended discharge of the child. The notice shall be mailed to the last known mailing address of the victim.