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Criminal Diversion (Misdemeanors and Felonies) Application 2025

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The document outlines the Manhattan Municipal Court's diversion procedure, detailing the application process for individuals seeking diversion from certain offenses. It specifies payment methods, submission guidelines for the diversion application, and requirements for attending a diversion conference. The document emphasizes the importance of timely submissions and attendance to avoid denial of diversion or potential arrest warrants.

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What are the two types of diversions?

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

How long are most diversion programs?

How long does pretrial diversion treatment last? Under PC 1000, a pretrial diversion treatment program generally lasts between 12 months and 18 months. If more time is needed to complete the program and the court agrees that there is good reason to do so, an extension may be granted.

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 are the pros and cons of a diversion program?

What are the pros and cons of diversion programs? Diversion programs offer a chance for offenders to avoid a criminal record and provide rehabilitation opportunities. However, they may lack consistent oversight and effectiveness, leading to potential reoffending.

What is the misdemeanor diversion program in California?

MDP is designed to reduce recidivism by providing low-level, non-recidivist offenders the opportunity for rehabilitative education. If an eligible offender successfully completes the program, pays the program fees, and pays any victim restitution, criminal charges will not be filed.

What is the diversion program for misdemeanors in California?

A diversion program is an opportunity that allows defendants in certain misdemeanor cases and under certain circumstances to complete tasks to avoid being prosecuted resulting in a dismissal.

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