Division of Juvenile Justice
Did you know that the Division of Juvenile Justice houses some of the most challenging juveniles in the state? Those youths, committed by the juvenile and criminal courts to the California Department of the Corrections and Rehabilitation, Division of Juvenile Justice (DJJ), are sent here for treatment, training, and education. The DJJ is one of the largest youth corrections agencies in the nation providing services to juvenile offenders in facilities and on parole.
As part of the state's criminal justice system, the DJJ works closely with law enforcement, the courts, district attorneys, public defenders, probation and a broad spectrum of public and private agencies concerned with, and involved in, the problems of youth.
Below are the various programs we provide youthful offenders and the community at large:
- Farrell Quarterly Report - 1st Quarter 2008
- Farrell Quarterly Report - 4th Quarter 2007 Appendices
- Farrell Quarterly Report - 3rd Quarter 2007
- AmeriCorps Restoring Youth and Communities
- Division of Juvenile Justice Restitution
- Juvenile Justice Community Reentry Challenge Grant Program
- DJJ Remedial Plans Now Available
- Division of Juvenile Justice Safety and Welfare Remedial Plan (July 11)
- National Experts Provide Input to Strengthen Juvenile Justice System Reform
- List of Division of Juvenile Justice Audits
- List of Division of Juvenile Justice Audits - Safety and Welfare Plan
- Status Report on Juvenile Justice Reform December 1, 2005


