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This essay compares two juvenile diversion programs in Ohio: the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) and the Ohio Cooperative Extension/Extension Service Juvenile Diversion program. It discusses their goals, services, and key participants, and evaluates their effectiveness in reducing juvenile crime.
What's inside
- Characteristics of delinquent youth
- Overview of two Ohio juvenile diversion programs
- Goals and services of the OJJDP
- Goals and services of the Ohio Cooperative Extension/Extension Service Juvenile Diversion program
- Comparison of the two programs
Who it is for: Students of CJA 374 Crime Causation And Diversion. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
This document compares two Ohio programs for handling and reducing juvenile crime. It outlines the goals, participants, and services of each program, and discusses how effective they are.
Two Juvenile Programs
Two Ohio programs are discussed. The two programs are the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention and the Ohio Cooperative Extension/Extension Service Juvenile Diversion program. Information is given about each program and the services they provide.
Office of Juvenile Justice
This program has many sub-systems and programs to help with juvenile rehabilitation. It aims to reduce juvenile crime rates by interacting with various programs.
Ohio Cooperative Extension Program
This program helps juveniles and their families, with a focus on developing positive self-esteem and communication skills. It works with local communities to help juveniles abide by the law.
Comparison of the Programs
The document compares the two programs and discusses how they help with juvenile rehabilitation. It looks at what makes each program effective.
Key terms
- Juvenile crime
- Criminal activity carried out by young people.
- Juvenile diversion
- Ways to guide young people away from crime.
- Rehabilitation
- Helping troubled young people return to a life free from crime.
- Community based program
- A program that works with the local community to help young people.
- Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention
- A national program that supports local efforts to prevent delinquency.
- Extension Service Juvenile Diversion program
- A local program that helps juveniles and their families and helps juveniles abide by the law.
Questions this document helps with
- What are some key factors that lead to juvenile crime?
- What services do Ohio programs offer to help young offenders?
- What is the role of the community in juvenile rehabilitation?
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