Defendants with mental illness are assigned a case manager and monitored in a supportive environment for mental health treatment compliance.

Montgomery County (NY) District Attorney's Office

Mental Health Court

Process deflect drug arrests away from the routine criminal process and to engage in treatment.

Yamhill County (OR) District Attorney's Office

Drug Deflection Program

Restorative Justice. DUI Diversion. Positive Diversion. CAP Diversion.

Beadle County (SD) State's Attorney's Office

Beadle County Diversion Program

work with families on connecting them with resources in the community to keep youth in the home.

Davison County (SD) State's Attorney's Office

Davison County Diversion

www.acpo.org/documents
 The Atlantic County Prosecutor's Office has established the Alternative Prosecution for Positive Outcomes (“APPO”) Program for individuals who indicate a risk for violence. The program goals include interrupting the cycle of violence and retaliation by partnering younger criminal defendants with community and service providers for a targeted course of conditions that, when fulfilled, may lead to a reduction in sentence and/or dismissal of pending charges. This is a prosecutor’s program and all determinations to review and enroll are solely in the discretion of this agency.

Atlantic County (NJ) Prosecutor's Office

Alternative Prosecution for Positive Outcomes (APPO)

https://www.acpo.org/documents
 The Atlantic County Prosecutor's Office has established a Mental Health Diversion Pilot Program for individuals with serious and persistent mental illness where there is a causal link between the defendant’s criminal conduct and their diagnosis. The goal is to identify appropriate individuals with certain indictable charges who agree to comply with supervised treatment in exchange for delayed conviction, contingent upon compliance and monthly court appearances, with cooperative defendants’ sentences to be downgraded or charges to be dismissed without prejudice. This is a prosecutor’s voluntary program and all determinations to review and enroll are solely in the discretion of this agency.

Mental Health Diversion Court

Some lower level cases are offered diversion into our restorative justice program.

Fairbanks (AK) District Attorney's Office

Fairbanks Community Restorative Justice Program

TRC's mission is to improve school attendance and enhance the academic success of Frederick County Public School students by identifying the barriers and root causes of each student’s truancy, and partnering with community agencies to provide student and family services necessary to improve academic engagement.

Frederick County State's Attorney's Office

Truancy Reduction Council

DTC is a voluntary, non-adversarial judicial response to non-violent, drug addicted offenders charged in Circuit Court. The DTC provides a comprehensive program of supervision and treatment, which includes substance abuse treatment, education, and vocational and rehabilitative services.

Drug Treatment Court

The Frederick County Mental Health Court Program (MHCP) is a special part of the Frederick County District Court. It is a court-supervised program for Frederick County District Court defendants who are impaired by a mental illness, are charged with a low-level offense and are seeking treatment as an alternative approach to the traditional court process.

In partnership with the Harris County Juvenile Probation Department, the Harris County District Attorney's Office offers six pre-petition diversion programs as an alternative to court proceedings for juvenile offenders accused of minor, non-violent offenses. Juvenile offenders must complete treatment, counseling, and/or community service under these supervised programs to avoid a criminal record.

HARRIS COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE

Juvenile Diversion Program

Drug diversion offers second chances, recovery, and an opportunity for rehabilitation .

Cochise County Attorney's Office

Cochise County Drug Diversion

https://www.kgun9.com/news/local-news/cochise-county-attorneys-office-recognized-for-its-innovative-grace-program

GRACe- Giving Recovery a Chance

Juvenile diversion from criminal justice system through community based referrals and supports.

Champaign County (IL) State's Attorney's Office

Youth Assessment Center

Misdemeanants s avoid conviction through public service work, on-line classes, and good behavior.

Misdemeanor Second Chance and Domestic Violence Second Chance

targeting adult offenders whose primary driver resulting in criminal justice system interaction is significant mental health or addition, or young adult offenders driven by unique stressors resulting in criminal justice system interaction.

14th Judicial District Attorney (CO)

14th Judicial District Attorney Adult Diversion Program

https://cdapress.com/news/2022/jun/09/isp-announces-iled-partnership-cookies-cops/

Kootenai County Prosecuting Attorney's Office

Idaho Law Enforcement Diversion

https://www.kwqc.com/2023/04/13/knox-county-sees-success-through-diversion-program/

Knox County (IL) State's Attorney's Office

Knox County Diversion Program

Each defendant is to complete 20hrs CS, a class at OES of AL, & payoff bal. at Clerk's office.

39th Judicial Circuit of Alabama

Limestone County Pretrial Diversion

www.wgil.com/2023/04/09/knox-county-states-attorney-celebrating-success-of-court-diversion-program/

Knox County Prosecutor's Office

The Community Justice Board Program (CJB), a juvenile diversion program operated by
 the County Attorney in collaboration with community volunteers, holds juvenile offenders
 accountable and provides early intervention strategies. The CJB Program is a unique,
 restorative justice alternative to the traditional Juvenile Court process.

Pima County (AZ) Attorney's Office

Community Justice Board Program

This program works closely with the Pima County Health Department’s Tobacco and Chronic Disease Prevention program. It is designed to handle first-time offenders who are cited for selling tobacco to minors.

Tobacco Retailer Diversion Program

This program is designed to handle first-time diversion eligible defendants cited for a misdemeanor offense.

Misdemeanor Diversion Program

This program is designed to handle diversion eligible defendants cited for a second misdemeanor offense.

Re-offender Diversion Program

This program is designed to handle first-time diversion eligible defendants cited for a domestic violence misdemeanor offense.

Domestic Violence Program

This program is designed to handle eligible defendants arrested for first-time felony drug possession charges involving possession of dangerous drugs or narcotic drugs for personal use.

Felony Drug Diversion Program

This program is designed to handle first-time diversion eligible defendants charged with a felony offense. The defendant will be supervised by an Adult Diversion Specialist (Specialist) for a maximum of twenty (20) months.

Felony Diversion Program

Alternative program for eligible juveniles living in or near our jurisdiction.

Teton County and Prosecuting Attorney's Office

Teton County Juvenile Diversion Program

pre- and post-plea program that allows for conviction to be vacated upon completion

Sangamon County (IL) State's Attorney's Office

Mental Health Recovery Court

Post-plea treatment court allows for felony conviction to be vacated after successful completion

Veterans' Treatment Court

Post-plea treatment court allows for felony conviction to be vacated upon completion of the program.

Effective Sept. 4, 2018, a pre-charge alternative to incarceration for individuals with mental illness was initiated by the Harris County District Attorney's Office, in partnership with local law enforcement and The Harris Center for Mental Health and IDD, in regard to those offenders who have committed non-violent, low-level offenses. Initial focus was on trespassers, expanding to additional low-level misdemeanor offenses in May 2019. In the first four years from September 2018 through August 2022, over 6,000 individuals have been diverted pre-charge (no criminal charges) on low-level, non-violent misdemeanor offenses in Harris County, TX. In June 2021, the program was expanded again by the Harris County District Attorney's Office to include a post-charge diversion opportunity, to reach as many eligible individuals as possible.

Mental Health Diversion Program

www.athenscountyprosecutor.org/communityjustice
 first prosecutor based vivitrol program

Athens County (OH) Prosecuting Attorney's Office

Community Justice Program

www.muskingumprosecutor.org/News-Events/Muskingum-County-Prosecutor-S-Office-Launches-Diversion-Program/22/

Muskingum County (OH) Prosecutor's Office

DART-Diversion and Rehabilitation Treatment

Drug Court is a treatment alternative to incarceration for adult offenders with a substance abuse disorder before the Chesterfield County and City of Colonial Heights Circuit Courts.
 Website: www.chesterfield.gov/1332/Drug-Courts

Chesterfield County (VA) Commonwealth's Attorney's Office

Chesterfield/Colonial Heights Drug Court (12th Judicial Circuit)

The felony diversion program is for first time criminal offenders of nonviolent offenses.

DeKalb County (IL) State's Attorney's Office

Felony Diversion Program. Restore Program. Stacia Hollinshead Veteran's Program

Young Adult Program that focuses on offender accountability, life skills, and victim restoration.

Douglas County (Georgia) District Attorney's Office

The Pivot Program

Offender accountability, victim restoration and anti-recidivism are the focal points of the program.

Douglas County (GA) Pre-trial Diversion (General Track)

Bronx County (NY) District Attorney's Office

Bronx TASC Mental Health and Substance Abuse Programming

FORTUNE and BOGAP are two, 9-12 months long, post-plea gun diversion programs we offer

Gun Diversion Programming (FORTUNE / BOGAP)

https://www.courtinnovation.org/publications/fact-sheet-bronx-hope

Bronx HOPE

Project RESET

https://www.douglascountyks.org/depts/district-attorney/adult-criminal-diversions

Douglas County (KS) District Attorney's Office

Criminal Diversion

The programs include, Veterans Court, Mental Health Diversion, Criminal Diversion, Domestic Violence Diversion, Traffic Diversion, Filed and unfiled Juvenile Diversion. Juvenile drug court, MIP diversion and Youth Court.

Johnson County (KS) District Attorney's Office – 10th Judicial District

Johnson County District Attorneys Diversion Program

A pre-trial program that channels non-violent offenders into programs addressing underlying needs.

Ingham County Prosecuting Attorney

Ingham County Prosecutor's Diversion Program

Step-Up is a 21 week group intervention program for youth violence toward family members.

Lake County State's Attorney's Office

Step-Up

https://www.westchesterda.net/september-2021/6705-westchester-county-district-attorney-rocah-launches-new-community-based-diversion-program-focused-on-rehabilitation-instead-of-incarceration
 https://www.westchestergov.com/home/all-press-releases/9132-fresh-start-initiative-kicks-off-in-westchester

Westchester County District Attorney's Office

Fresh Start

https://www.co.winona.mn.us/181/Truancy-Services
 The juvenile delinquency diversion part of the program does not have a website at this time as we are in the process of updating our materials.

Winona County (MN) County Attorney's Office

Winona County Juvenile Delinquency and Truancy Diversion Program

https://www.co.winona.mn.us/269/Misdemeanor-Diversion

Winona County (MN) Adult Misdemeanor Diversion Program

16th Judicial District Attorney's Office

16th Judicial Adult and Juvenile Diversion Program

Office of the State Attorney – 20th Judicial Circuit of Florida

20th Circuit Diversion Program

https://www.ca.cjis20.org/Programs/teenjuvenilearbitration.aspx

Juvenile Arbitration

Teen Court

Early Resolution Court

Worthless Check Education Course

Sales Tax Diversion Program

https://www.ca.cjis20.org/Programs/Problem-Solving-Courts/veteranscourt.aspx

Problem Solving Courts: Veterans Treatment Court

https://www.ca.cjis20.org/Programs/Problem-Solving-Courts/drugcourt.aspx

Problem Solving Courts: Drug Court

https://www.ca.cjis20.org/Programs/Problem-Solving-Courts/mentalhealthcourt.aspx

Problem Solving Courts: Mental Health Court

20th Judicial District of Arkansas Prosecuting Attorney's Office

20th Circuit Diversion

Court-based diversionary programs to resolve criminal charges and link to community resources.

Dallas County District Attorney's Office

Pre-Trial Diversion

The 22nd District’s Juvenile Restorative Justice and Diversion Program is an alternative to the traditional court process for eligible offenders. The primary goal is to prevent further contact with the police and criminal justice system by providing a variety of services to meet individual, family and community needs with the intention of reintegrating these individuals into the community. These young people are referred to as clients, and participate in Diversion with their parent or guardian.

22nd Judicial District Attorney's Office

22nd Judicial District Attorney's Office Diversion Program

THE CHARGE, FACTS,CONDUCT,RECORD OF DEFENDANT,VICTIM,POLICE, AND PROBATION REPORT.

Lucas County (OH) Prosecuting Attorney's Office

LUCAS COUNTY PROSECUTOR'S PRE-TRIAL DIVERSION PROGRAM

This program helps U.S. Military veterans who are involved in the criminal justice system. It helps divert generally non-violent offenders from jail by offering substance abuse and mental health treatment over incarceration. Successful graduates in many circumstances are able to have a felony offense dismissed. (This is a regional program started in Spotsylvania and now covers the City of Fredericksburg and the counties of Stafford and King George as well) The Docket has taken cases transferred in from other jurisdictions as well.

Spotsylvania County Commonwealth's Attorney's Office

Rappahannock Regional Veteran's Docket

This program is a joint effort between the two agencies (Spotsylvania Commonwealth's Attorney's Office and Community Based Probation to give first time offenders a chance to have a criminal charge dismissed. The participant’s matter is generally continued for six (6) months and they must perform 50 hours of community service work through the SLATE probation officer at the jail. The work will consist of trash pickup in Spotsylvania County as the participants are assigned to the Spotsylvania County Litter work crews to perform their hours. Thus, the program is named the SLATE (Spotsylvania Litter and Trash Elimination) Program. It offers the participant a chance to “Wipe their slate clean” of a criminal conviction.

SLATE Program

This program helps divert non-violent offenders from jail by offering substance abuse treatment over incarceration. The
 court helps individuals who have been arrested and who have a substance use disorder. The program includes frequent drug
 testing, substance abuse therapy, and supervision. Successful graduates in many circumstances are able to have a felony
 offense dismissed. (This is a regional program covering the jurisdictions of the City of Fredericksburg and the counties of Spotsylvania, Stafford, and King George.)

Rappahannock Regional Drug Court Program

The Program diverts defendants with mental illness towards treatment and away from incarceration. Defendants are connected to services and closely supervised to ensure safety and prevent recidivism

Morris County Prosecutor's Office

Mental Health Program

The purpose of a pre-adjudication probation program is to facilitate offenders’ rehabilitation and reintegration into a law-abiding community and repair harms to crime victims, families, and communities affected by crime.

2nd Judicial District – Craighead County – Arkansas

Restoration Court (Pre-adjudication Probation program)

https://www.montgomerycountymd.gov/SAO/other/drugcourt.html

Montgomery County (MD) State's Attorney's Office

Drug Court

https://www.montgomerycountymd.gov/SAO/other/mentalhealthcourts.html

The Portage County Diversion Program was created to provide lower-risk first time offenders a voluntary alternative to criminal adjudication by allowing them to fulfill a set of conditions designed to address, treat, or remedy issues specific to their offense and needs. Evidence suggests traditional criminal justice practices can actually increase the likelihood of recidivism by exposing these individuals to higher risk offenders. The Diversion Program limits or eliminates this exposure. Upon successful completion of the conditions, the charges against the defendant are not filed, dismissed, or amended. The program takes into consideration the offender’s charges, risk, and needs before participation is approved. Case management while upholding victims’ rights are driving factors in ensuring restorative justice. The two types of agreements that are offered are Deferred Prosecution Agreements (DPA) and Deferred Entry of Judgments (DEJ).

Portage County District Attorney's Office

Portage County Diversion Program

Treatment court to address the unique needs to justice-involved veterans.

12th Prosecutorial District (NC – Harnett &#038; Lee Counties)

Veterans Treatment Court

First offenders with drug offenses.
 Participants complete drug education classes & community service

Drug Diversion

This program is for offenders charged with specific misdemeanors or felonies involving the abuse or neglect of animals.

Maricopa County Attorney's Office

Animal Cruelty Diversion Program

Program provides first time felony offenders with an option to avoid conviction for a felony offense.

Grafton County (NH) Attorney's Office

Grafton County Adult Diversion Program

Oklahoma County (DA) District Attorney's Office

Diversion Programs

Drug courts use a collaborative approach to treatment involving defense attorneys, prosecutors, treatment and education providers, and law enforcement officials. Non-violent offenders voluntarily enter the program in which rules are clearly defined and a contract between the offender, attorneys, the District Attorney and the court is signed.

Erie County District Attorney Office

Buffalo City Court created the first VTC in 2008. VTCs (known as Veterans Court or Veterans Track in some jurisdictions) address these challenges in a forum that is helpful to veterans’ rehabilitation. Where available, VTCs work with civilian healthcare providers, local veterans service agencies, the New York State Division of Veterans’ Services and the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs. They utilize veteran mentors and mental health specialists to complement probation services and incorporate a therapeutic approach to afford veterans opportunities to transition into civilian life and regain stability.

Veterans Court

https://www.13th.nmdas.com/pre-prosecution

Office of the District Attorney, 13th Judicial District

Pre Prosecution Diversion Program

Buffalo City Court Part dedicated to those 18-24 arrested for misdemeanor and low level felonies.

For adults whose response to a partner is excessive when there is a history of domestic violence against the accused by the partner.

Domestic Violence Excessive Response

Contact: Jeff Massey, (405) 713-1604, jeff.massey@oklahomacounty.org

Oklahoma County Mental Health Court

1st Judicial District Attorney's Office

Pre-Prosecution and Other Diversionary Programs

Non-violent felony drug/alcohol offenders, non-adversarial, multidisciplinary approach

Cleveland County (OK) District Attorney's Office

Cleveland County Treatment Court

Diversion program for first time low level felony offenders that do not present substance abuse issues.