5.02.090 Actions of the Juvenile Court

(a) General authority. The Court shall make such orders for the commitment, custody, and care of the minor and take such other actions as it may deem advisable and appropriate in the interest of the minor and the interests of the Tribe

The Court may request the aid of the Bureau of Indian Affairs and such others as it is deemed appropriate for a proper determination and disposition of the case, including custody or placement of the juvenile. The Court shall utilize such social services as may be furnished by any tribal, federal, or state agency (provided that it is economically administered without unnecessary duplication and expense).

(b) Custody of juvenile pending hearing. Pending final disposition of the case, the juvenile shall be subject to the order of the Court and may be permitted to remain in control of parents, guardians, persons having his custody, probation officer, or he may be detained in a place provided by the Tribe.

(c) Medical examinations and care. The Court may order medical examinations and prescribe such care as may be required for juveniles under its jurisdiction.