Transcription of Juvenile Detention and Mentoring
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5 TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PROFILEE xamining the Referral Stage for Mentoring High-Risk YouthIn Six Different Juvenile Justice SettingsDependency Court, Delinquency Court, Juvenile Detention , Juvenile Corrections, Juvenile Probation and Teen Court/Youth Court Diversion ProgramsJuvenile Detention and Mentoring THE REFERRAL STAGEW ritten by:Michael A. JonesPamela A. ClarkRonald J. QuirosGeographic and Demographic CharacteristicsJuvenile Detention facilities may be located in communities large and small, rural and urban across the country. Because not all communities have a Juvenile Detention center, facilities often serve a regional area. Juvenile Detention facilities may be co-ed or gender specific. The minimum and maximum ages of youth served in Juvenile Detention are jurisdiction specific and guided by statute. Some facilities may choose to serve an age group that is even more narrow than that allowed by statute. Typical minimum and maximum ages are 10 and 18 years respectively.
5 TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PROFILE Examining the Referral Stage for Mentoring High-Risk Youth In Six Different Juvenile Justice Settings Dependency Court, Delinquency Court, Juvenile Detention, Juvenile Corrections,
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