New York Motion to Dismiss JD Petition to Extend Placement is a motion filed in New York courts to challenge a petition to extend a juvenile delinquency (JD) placement. This motion is often used when an individual has been placed into a juvenile detention center or other juvenile facility, and the petitioner is requesting an extension of the placement. The motion is typically filed by the juvenile's attorney, parent, or guardian, and contains arguments as to why the petition to extend the placement should be denied. If the motion is successful, the juvenile will be released from the placement and allowed to return to their home or other appropriate living arrangement. There are two main types of New York Motion to Dismiss JD Petition to Extend Placement: a motion to dismiss with prejudice, and a motion to dismiss without prejudice. A motion to dismiss with prejudice is a motion that seeks to permanently dismiss the petition, and the juvenile will not be able to be placed in a juvenile facility again. A motion to dismiss without prejudice seeks to dismiss the petition temporarily, and the juvenile could be placed in a juvenile facility again in the future.