Which article references the juvenile case manager enabling retaining jurisdiction after more than two non-traffic offenses?

• A. Article 45.056/45A.451, C.C.P.
• B. Article 2.01, C.C.P.
• C. Article 10.020, C.C.P.
• D. Article 60.50, C.C.P.

Answer: (A)

The key idea is how a juvenile court can extend its oversight when a youth has multiple non-traffic offenses and how a juvenile case manager fits into that process. Article 45.056, together with Article 45A.451, establishes the use of a juvenile case manager and the framework for retaining jurisdiction in delinquency cases, especially when there are more than two non-traffic offenses. This provision gives the court a mechanism to coordinate services, monitoring, and supervision across agencies to address underlying issues and reduce recidivism, while keeping the juvenile under court jurisdiction longer as needed.

The other articles listed don’t address juvenile case management or the authority to retain jurisdiction for multiple non-traffic offenses, so they aren’t the sources for this specific concept.