Revises provisions relating to juvenile probation. (BDR 5-493)

SB 241 revises Nevada's juvenile probation rules to set a flat 18-month maximum probation period for all cases, regardless of how many offenses a juvenile is charged with. It allows juvenile courts to terminate probation even if a youth hasn't fully paid restitution for damages, provided they've met other probation conditions. The bill also requires courts to hold hearings before revoking probation or placing a youth in detention for violations, mirroring procedures used for parole violations. These changes directly affect juveniles under Nevada's juvenile court system who are placed on probation for offenses. The law does not alter fiscal impacts on state or local governments, as noted in the bill's fiscal analysis.