Criminal Justice Services Sample Clauses

Criminal Justice Services. Coordinated community effort made with local law enforcement agencies to divert homeless individuals from justice involvement and redirected to the HCC program if eligible. Coordinated community efforts between HCC staff and client parole/probation officers to monitor progress in services in an attempt to minimize recidivism. This may include HCC staff accompanying HCC clients to court hearings and probation/parole appointments.
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Criminal Justice Services. These services address the successful reintegration of individuals recently released from jails or prison into their community. These services include reentry programs with a continuum of housing and employment services to support the individual and groups that help prevent recidivism.
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Criminal Justice Services. All misdemeanor crimes that occur within an area to be annexed prior to the effective date of annexation will be considered misdemeanor crimes within the jurisdiction of Snohomish County for the purposes of determining financial responsibility for criminal justice system services, including but not limited to prosecution, court costs, jail fees and services, assigned counsel, jury and witness fees, and interpreter fees. After the effective date of annexation, the County shall continue, at its cost and expense, to prosecute such misdemeanor crimes to completion in accordance with the then-existing policies, guidelines, and standards of the Snohomish County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office. On and after the effective date of any annexation, all misdemeanor crimes that occur in the area that has been annexed will be considered crimes within the jurisdiction of the City for purposes of determining financial responsibility for such criminal justice system services.
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Criminal Justice Services. 5.1 General. Currently, Xxxxxx County is responsible for criminal justice services (e.g. law enforcement, jail services, and court and prosecution services) within the PAA. The City would assume responsibility for criminal justice service upon annexation as provided in this section.
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Criminal Justice Services. 9.1. All misdemeanor crimes that occur within an annexation area prior to the effective date of annexation shall be considered crimes within County jurisdiction for the purposes of determining financial responsibility for criminal justice system services, including, but not limited to, prosecution, court costs, jail fees and services, assigned counsel, jury and witness fees, restitution, and interpreter costs, as applicable. 9.2. After the effective date of the annexation, the County shall continue, at its cost and expense, to prosecute such crimes to completion in accordance with County prosecution policies. 9.3. On and after the effective date of the annexation, all misdemeanor crimes that occur in annexed areas shall be considered crimes within the jurisdiction of the City for purposes of determining financial responsibility for any such criminal justice system services.
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Criminal Justice Services. These services represent a continuum of services that address social needs and provide education and job training to successfully reintegrate persons recently released from jails or prison into their community, which shall include, and is not limited to, groups addressing the criminogenic needs of HCC participants.
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