A parent or legal guardian shall be presumed to have allowed or permitted the minor to have committed a violation of a city ordinance or state statute under all of the following conditions:
(A) The minor has been adjudicated to be in violation, has been charged with the violation (except if found to be not guilty) or has incurred non-judicial sanctions from any peace officer or conservator of the peace resulting from an admission of guilt to an offense of an ordinance or state statute as described in § 133.02 of this chapter;
(B) The parent or legal guardian has received a written notice by certified mail, return receipt requested or by personal service in substantially the following form:
LEGAL NOTICE TO: (Parents’ Names) FROM: City of Blue Island You are hereby notified that (minor’s name) has been involved with a violation of an ordinance or state statute concerning vandalism, battery, curfew, littering, disorderly conduct, fireworks, obscene conduct, indecent exposure, trespass, possession of alcoholic liquor or any other offense of willful or malicious acts to persons or property. If said minor is again involved with a violation of one of the above type ordinances or state statutes, you may be found guilty of the offense of parental irresponsibility. Conviction for said offense can result in a fine of not less than $25, nor more than $500. You are hereby notified that you must exercise proper parental responsibility over said minor by controlling his or her unlawful conduct. |
(C) The minor, within two years of the receipt of the notice by the parent or legal guardian, has been either adjudicated to have committed, has been charged with the violation (except if found to be not guilty) or has admitted to have committed any violation of any ordinance or state statute as described in § 133.02 of this chapter.
(Prior Code, § 133.03) Penalty, see § 133.99