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Victim and Witness Support services provided by the District Attorney's Office.
Juvenile Services provides supervision for youth who are involved in the court system.
Seeks to reduce recidivism of those individuals with substance use disorder.
The Criminal Justice Coordinating Council (CJCC) was established by the Board of County Commissioners of Douglas County on March 9, 2016.
Reduce criminal involvement of defendants who suffer from serious mental illness and co-occurring disorders.
Juvenile Immediate Intervention Process (IIP) services provided by the District Attorney's Office.
Juvenile Detention provides short term care in secure custody to juveniles awaiting court involvement.
Day School provides school for juveniles in the court system with a more structured setting.
Pre-trial diversion program aimed at educating an offender about the harms of substance abuse.
Criminal Justice Services provides services for both adult and juvenile clients.
New Discovery procedures for dissemination of discovery to defense attorneys.
Juvenile Intake assists Law Enforcement, offers crisis intervention and referral services.
Information on establishing, collecting and disbursing child and spousal support.
Adult probation provides intensive supervision for adults who are involved in the court system.
Reduce Justice System involvement of Non-Violent Female Offenders with Substance Use Disorders.
Explore possible sustainable alternatives to incarceration.
Child custody options, including parenting plans, visitation and other resources.
Community Service Work is performed by defendants who serve local government or non-profit organizations.
Addressing the needs of those impacted by harm through relational processes of accountability and repair.
Municipal courts are completely separate from the District Court. They handle violations of city ordinances.
