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Pre-Disposition: Youth detained pending a disposition by the court.
Post-Disposition: Youth detained pursuant to a court disposition, including those whose cases have been adjudicated but are pending transfer to another program. Includes youth who are concurrently pre-and post-disposition.
Estimated: Youth reported by Probation for a specific day are used as an indicator of ADP for months not yet formally reported. These numbers are reported by probation during monthly JJDPC meetings.
Probation statistics as reported at JJDPC meetings.
Youth on diversion: Low or medium risk youth with diversion contracts for 90-days or six-months. May include Victim Impact Awareness program, Petty Theft Program, Juvenile Mediation Program, Community Service or Letter of Reprimand.
Youth at DJJ: SMC youth at California’s Division of Juvenile Justice facility.
Youth on AB 12: Youth between ages of 18 and 21 in extended foster care who have completed their court-ordered placement and are terminated from Probation.
Youth in Placement: Youth supervised by Probation who are in out-of-home placements.
Youth on EMP: Youth on the Electronic Monitoring Program and/or CAMS device (alcohol detection).
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Youth by Gender: Average Daily Population by Gender
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Probation Department (reported at monthly JJDPC meetings)
Supervised Probation: Number of youth under court-ordered supervision, for 6 months of informal or formal court-ordered supervision.
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Snapshot is taken on the 15th day of each month.
Each youth is counted only once and is reported for the most serious offense.
If a youth is held on a violation of probation only, the offense on which the probation is based is recorded.
If a youth is in custody on a bench warrant, the underlying charge is recorded.
If a youth is in custody for a WIC 601 offense, they are shown under misdemeanor.
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Snapshot is taken on the 15th day of each month.
Each youth is counted only once and is reported for the most serious offense.
If a youth is held on a violation of probation only, the offense on which the probation is based is recorded.
If a youth is in custody on a bench warrant, the underlying charge is recorded.
If a youth is in custody for a WIC 601 offense, they are shown under misdemeanor.This is some placeholder content the Contact tab's associated content. Clicking another tab will toggle the visibility of this one for the next. The tab JavaScript swaps classes to control the content
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Mental Health Cases: The number of youth with an open case with BHRS on the 15th day of the month.
Youth Receiving Psychotropic Meds: The number of youth who were administered psychotropic medication on the 15th day of the month.
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