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The Diversion Unit was created to allow for some first-time non-violent offenders to avoid prosecution or be "diverted" from prosecution after indictment. These offenders must meet strict requirements for entry into this unit and upon completion of these requirements their case may be dismissed.

With some diversion programs, you plead guilty before entering the diversion program, and then your guilty plea is withdrawn after you complete the program. With other diversion programs, you never enter a plea. Either way, the result is there is no conviction on your record.

The Juvenile Diversion Program is designed to divert children who violate the law away from the Cuyahoga County Juvenile Court system. Juveniles are provided an opportunity to appear before a local Magistrate and Youth Commissioner who work with juveniles and their parents/guardians to resolve the matter.

The FOP offers an alternative to prosecution for those who have been charged with a misdemeanor and who have no prior criminal convictions. If a participant successfully completes the FOP, he or she could qualify for expungement of his or her criminal record.

The FOP offers an alternative to prosecution for those who have been charged with a misdemeanor and who have no prior criminal convictions. If a participant successfully completes the FOP, he or she could qualify for expungement of his or her criminal record.

With some diversion programs, you plead guilty before entering the diversion program, and then your guilty plea is withdrawn after you complete the program. With other diversion programs, you never enter a plea. Either way, the result is there is no conviction on your record.

The Diversion Unit was created to allow for some first-time non-violent offenders to avoid prosecution or be "diverted" from prosecution after indictment. These offenders must meet strict requirements for entry into this unit and upon completion of these requirements their case may be dismissed.

With some diversion programs, you plead guilty before entering the diversion program, and then your guilty plea is withdrawn after you complete the program. With other diversion programs, you never enter a plea. Either way, the result is there is no conviction on your record.

The Diversion Unit was created to allow for some first-time non-violent offenders to avoid prosecution or be "diverted" from prosecution after indictment. These offenders must meet strict requirements for entry into this unit and upon completion of these requirements their case may be dismissed.

There are a wide variety of diversion program types, including: teen/youth courts; mental health courts; restorative justice interventions; truancy prevention/intervention programs; and. mentoring programs.

FIRST OFFENDER PROGRAM (FOP) FOP informs defendants about the penalties if their actions result in the conviction of a crime, imposes consequences for their acts and, upon successful completion of FOP, provides for dismissal of the criminal charge(s) against them.

Generally, a first-time misdemeanor charge will not result in a jail sentence. However, in the case of more serious misdemeanors, jail time may be on the table. Additionally, some first-degree misdemeanors carry mandatory minimum sentences.

The Diversion Unit was created to allow for some first-time non-violent offenders to avoid prosecution or be "diverted" from prosecution after indictment. These offenders must meet strict requirements for entry into this unit and upon completion of these requirements their case may be dismissed.

With some diversion programs, you plead guilty before entering the diversion program, and then your guilty plea is withdrawn after you complete the program. With other diversion programs, you never enter a plea. Either way, the result is there is no conviction on your record.

The Juvenile Diversion Program is designed to divert children who violate the law away from the Cuyahoga County Juvenile Court system. Juveniles are provided an opportunity to appear before a local Magistrate and Youth Commissioner who work with juveniles and their parents/guardians to resolve the matter.

The FOP offers an alternative to prosecution for those who have been charged with a misdemeanor and who have no prior criminal convictions. If a participant successfully completes the FOP, he or she could qualify for expungement of his or her criminal record.

The FOP offers an alternative to prosecution for those who have been charged with a misdemeanor and who have no prior criminal convictions. If a participant successfully completes the FOP, he or she could qualify for expungement of his or her criminal record.

With some diversion programs, you plead guilty before entering the diversion program, and then your guilty plea is withdrawn after you complete the program. With other diversion programs, you never enter a plea. Either way, the result is there is no conviction on your record.

The Diversion Unit was created to allow for some first-time non-violent offenders to avoid prosecution or be "diverted" from prosecution after indictment. These offenders must meet strict requirements for entry into this unit and upon completion of these requirements their case may be dismissed.

With some diversion programs, you plead guilty before entering the diversion program, and then your guilty plea is withdrawn after you complete the program. With other diversion programs, you never enter a plea. Either way, the result is there is no conviction on your record.

The Diversion Unit was created to allow for some first-time non-violent offenders to avoid prosecution or be "diverted" from prosecution after indictment. These offenders must meet strict requirements for entry into this unit and upon completion of these requirements their case may be dismissed.

There are a wide variety of diversion program types, including: teen/youth courts; mental health courts; restorative justice interventions; truancy prevention/intervention programs; and. mentoring programs.

FIRST OFFENDER PROGRAM (FOP) FOP informs defendants about the penalties if their actions result in the conviction of a crime, imposes consequences for their acts and, upon successful completion of FOP, provides for dismissal of the criminal charge(s) against them.

Generally, a first-time misdemeanor charge will not result in a jail sentence. However, in the case of more serious misdemeanors, jail time may be on the table. Additionally, some first-degree misdemeanors carry mandatory minimum sentences.