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| The Juvenile Justice Commission Court Liaisons act as the bridge between the Family Court and the Juvenile Justice Commission. In this role, Court Liaisons are responsible for diverting juveniles from the Juvenile Justice Commission to community-based programs when deemed appropriate by the courts. When local diversion is not appropriate, Court Liaisons will seek placement in a JJC residential group center, the New Jersey Training School or a contracted bed. | ||||||||||
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| Court Liaisons are involved in all aspects of the juvenile justice system. Additional responsibilities include: coordinating juvenile justice system issues with counties, representing the JJC on County Youth Services Commissions, and supporting the JJC's continuum of care not only through coordinating initial placement, but also by working with aftercare to ensure that youth returning to their communities are properly supported. | ||||||||||
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