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Corporate plan

DJJ Corporate Plan 2007 - 2011 pdf (452kb)

 

DJJ organisation chart

Click here for chart in PDF format (23kb)

 

Information for families

• My child has been questioned by police

• My child is going to court

• My child is on bail

• The court has requested a background report on my child

• What penalty can the court give my child?

• My child has been referred to a youth justice conference

• My child has been placed on a community service order

• My child has been placed on a community court order

• My child has been sent to a juvenile justice centre

• Working with families

• Making a complaint about juvenile justice

 

Victims register

The New South Wales Government believes that victims of crime should be treated with courtesy, compassion and respect for their rights and dignity.

In accordance with this fundamental belief, the Victims Rights Act was enacted in 1996. The Act contains a Charter of Victims Rights that establishes standards for the appropriate treatment of victims of crime that is overseen by the Victims of Crime Bureau.

The Department of Juvenile Justice is committed to acknowledging and observing the rights of victims as described in the Victims Rights Act 1996 and the Charter of Victims Rights.

• The victims register

• Serious young offender review panel

• Information not provided to registered victims

• Confidentiality

• Who is eligible to register as a victim

• Contact us for more information

• Application form

• Additional support information for victims