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Victims have the legal right to attend all hearings held in open court but are not required to unless you receive a subpoena which orders you to do so. Attending hearings is often the most effective way to stay as informed as possible about the case and the how youth is doing.
Victims have the legal right to attend all hearings held in open court but are not required to unless you receive a subpoena which orders you to do so. Attending hearings is often the most effective way to stay as informed as possible about the case and the how youth is doing.
After you have contacted the school to get assistance, you may then call and speak with an assessment counselor. They may be able to give you recommendations or refer you to other resources. You can find more information on the Truancy Court Page.
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The Juvenile Department partners with the Beaverton Center for Mediation and Dialogue to offer Restorative Dialogue for eligible cases. Restorative Dialogue provides victims and youth an opportunity to meet face to face in a safe space and with trained facilitators. Victims can share the impact of the offense, ask the youth questions, and have a voice in determining how the youth might be held accountable. Restorative Dialogue is a voluntary program. For more information, please contact Victim Services.
The Juvenile Department partners with the Beaverton Center for Mediation and Dialogue to offer Restorative Dialogue for eligible cases. Restorative Dialogue provides victims and youth an opportunity to meet face to face in a safe space and with trained facilitators. Victims can share the impact of the offense, ask the youth questions, and have a voice in determining how the youth might be held accountable. Restorative Dialogue is a voluntary program. For more information, please contact Victim Services.
If you sign a release, we will release the information according to Oregon Law. The following information may be released if a Formal Accountability Agreement is in place or you were found guilty by the Court:
Adjudications if not vacated
Dispositions such as Formal Accountability Agreement or probation
Dates of dispositions and dismissals
Conditional postponement
Information may not be released if you do not have a Formal Accountability Agreement or have not been found guilty by the Court.
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