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Objective: To allow juveniles who commit minor crimes to be judged by their peers. Structure: Youth volunteers serve as attorneys, judges, and jurors in a court setting.

Objective: To provide substance-abusing juveniles with treatment alternatives to incarceration. Structure: Features a blend of drug treatment and accountability supervised by a judge.

Objective: To repair the harm caused by juvenile offenses through reconciliation with victims and community. Structure: May involve victim-offender mediation, community service, and circles of support and accountability.

Objective: To address juvenile delinquency by improving family dynamics and support. Structure: Programs include family counseling and parenting education to create a supportive home environment.

Objective: To keep students in school and out of the juvenile justice system after minor offenses. Structure: Programs are integrated into the school system and may involve counseling and educational services.

Objective: To divert juveniles from the formal justice system and provide a forum for restitution and community repair. Structure: Community members discuss the offense with the youth and agree on constructive sanctions.

Objective: To inform juveniles about the consequences of crime and teach life skills. Structure: Workshops provide information on legal consequences, personal development, and skill-building.

Objective: To reduce juvenile crime and victimization by enforcing curfews. Structure: Juveniles are required to be at home during specified hours, typically with increased monitoring during night-time hours.

Objective: To allow juveniles to give back to the community while understanding the impact of their crimes. Structure: Juveniles participate in service projects that benefit the community and foster a sense of responsibility.