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4/20/1998
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Board of Commissioners
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Comprehensive Teen Court Plan <br />Corporation: Cabarrus County. Mediation Center Incorporated <br /> <br />Judicial District: 19A Fiscal Year: <br /> <br />1997-98 <br /> <br />Short-Tem~ Goal: <br /> <br />Process Objective: <br /> <br />Outcome Objective: <br /> <br />Outcome Objective: <br /> <br />Outcome Objective: <br /> <br />Outcome Objective: <br /> <br />students referred to the program. <br /> <br />To provide Juvenile Services personnel, school personnel, School <br />Resource Officers, and law-enforcement officers with a referral <br />process for referring youth offenders to Teen Court. <br /> <br />That a Teen Court infmmational brochure, referral criteria, and <br />referral forms will be developed with input from referring <br />agencies, distributed, and thoroughly explained by the Teen Court <br />and Youth Services Coordinator who will function as the portal of <br />entry for youth offenders referred to the Teen Court program. <br />That by 9/1/98, all middle and high schools will have received <br />the above information and material. <br /> <br />That 20% of the referrals received in FY 98/99 will come from <br />Juvenile Services personnel. <br /> <br />That 55% of the referrals received in FY 98/99 will come from <br />school personnel or from School Resource Officers. <br /> <br />That 25% of the referrals received in FY 98/99 will come from <br />other law-enforcement agencies. <br /> <br />Page 3e <br /> <br /> <br />
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