Wisconsin Court Referral — Child/Juvenile (Law Enforcement Referral) is a program that provides law enforcement with an alternative to court processing of juveniles. It is designed to divert juveniles away from the criminal justice system and connect them to resources, services, and supports to address the underlying causes of their behavior. The program offers a range of services, including informal assessments, referrals to community-based programs, and one-on-one support. There are three types of Wisconsin Court Referral — Child/Juvenile (Law Enforcement Referral): Early Intervention Referral, Delinquency Referral, and Truancy Referral. Early Intervention Referral is for juveniles who are at risk of criminal behavior, but may not have been formally charged with a crime. Delinquency Referral is for juveniles who have been charged with a crime and are referred by law enforcement to participate in the program. Truancy Referral is for juveniles who are chronically absent from school and are referred by law enforcement or school officials to participate in the program.