Which document is not needed in the Interstate Compact for Juveniles (ICJ) packet?

The selection of juvenile work history as the document not needed in the Interstate Compact for Juveniles (ICJ) packet highlights the focus of the ICJ on ensuring that juveniles are treated appropriately across state lines, rather than assessing their prior employment experience. The ICJ primarily requires documentation that relates directly to the juvenile's legal status, behavior, and any obligations they may have, such as restitution information and police reports which are critical for understanding the circumstances surrounding the juvenile’s case. Backup documents are essential as they support the primary documentation provided. In contrast, knowledge of a juvenile's work history, while possibly useful in certain contexts, does not play a central role in the legal and rehabilitative considerations of the ICJ process. Therefore, it is omitted from the necessary documents in the ICJ packet.