Juvenile Court Programming

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This new way to treat juvenile drug offenses in Medina County began in 2004.  DC combines substance abuse and mental health treatment, court supervision, case management, and community support to rehabilitate young offenders. 

Drug Court Brochure

Juveniles may receive an order of community service for their offense.  This is an organized time in which labor is provided to public agencies.

Community Service Brochure

FRC targets young juveniles who are truant or commit status offenses.  The FRC implements intensive probation and case management in effort to identify family concerns, needs and mental health issues.

Advised by Magistrate Sue Lewis.  Teens hear cases and participate in the juvenile process.

Teen Court Brochure

The intent of the Ti-180 is to provide early intervention for adolescent substance abuse, increase resiliency, and provide parents with education about the warning signs of substance abuse.

Ti-180 Brochure

MST is a family, home-based treatment that tries to change how youth function in their natural settings.  Natural settings include home, school and neighborhood.  A clinician operates in the home to promote positive social behavior while decreasing antisocial behavior.