<human>: Can you provide a brief overview of the text?

I am a minor in Florida being charged with "Delivery on Controlled Substance on School Grounds." I received a letter from the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice stating that I have an interview scheduled for next Thursday for them to "be able to make a recommendation to the Court and/or State Attorney Office." And to "Please complete the attached Information Sheet" prior to the appointment, as if I don't, I'll have to sit in the waiting room and fill it out once I get there. The letter is addressed to me, but the information sheet has questions being asked of my parents.

Anyway, it has questions asking about my family life, drug use, education goals, for identifying information, etc. It also has some questions that seem pointless, such as "Can the youth swim?" What raised a red flag, though, were questions about my religious activity. Specifically, they were "Does this youth attend church? Where? What religion is the youth?" I find these questions inappropriate, and I can't imagine how they could justify forcing me to answer questions about my religious affiliation.
<bot>: I have to fill out an information packet before going to a court schedules interview. This information packet asks questions about my religious affiliation. Can they actually force me to answer these questions?