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JU 06.0150 - Advice about Diversion When Confinement is not Possible - Washington

JU 06.0150 - Advice about Diversion When Confinement is not Possible - Washington-2025

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The document provides guidance on the diversion process for juveniles charged with offenses, outlining the terms of a Diversion Agreement, which allows them to avoid court by completing specific requirements such as community service or counseling. It explains the consequences of not adhering to the agreement, the option to seal records after successful completion, and the right to legal counsel. The document emphasizes that participation in diversion is voluntary and details the conditions under which records may be destroyed.

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What is an example of a diversion?

Diversion refers to a host of programs that help divert a criminal case from the criminal justice system. An example is a states drug diversion program where a defendant is given the opportunity to complete substance abuse classes in lieu of being charged with a crime.

What types of offenders are best suited for diversion?

The DSH Diversion Program provides funding to counties to serve primarily individuals who are: Eligible for diversion under Penal Code Section 1001.35, et. Diagnosed with schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder or bipolar disorder; Charged with a felony; Not a significant safety risk if treated in the community.

What is the meaning of unlawful diversion?

The illegal change of course or use of something without permission.

How does diversion work in Washington state?

Diversion the Minor Juvenile Offender The current Juvenile Code in Washington State went into effect on July 1, 1978. It provides for juveniles who commit crimes, runs away from home, or are abused or neglected. Diversion involves handling minor cases outside of Juvenile Court in lieu of prosecution.

What are the two types of diversions?

There are two general types of diversion programs: informal and formal.