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Community Services (Teen Court), Fifth Circuit, The Judiciary, State of Hawaii (Request for Information)

Description: To provide an alternative diversion program for family court referrals for first time juvenile offenders who meet the referral criteria. Referrals may be from the county police, the office of the prosecuting attorney, district traffic court or the department of education. Teen (peer) jury system to apply balanced and restorative justice values of accountability, competency development and public safety to help participants increase law abiding behaviors and reduce the risk of recidivism. The court may be presided over by an attorney or judge.

Buyer: Hawaii Judiciary
StateAgency · HI, US
Released: Sep 2, 2026
Closes: Sep 16, 2026(3 days left)

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Brandon M. KimuraAdministrative Director of the Courts

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Brooks BaehrAdministrator, Communications & Community Relations Office

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Kari YamashiroAdministrator, Fifth Circuit Court - Kauai County (equivalent to County Administrative Officer)

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Lori OkitaAdministrator, First Circuit Court - City and County of Honolulu (equivalent to County Administrative Officer)

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