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Tarrant County Domestic Violence Diversion Program What is the Tarrant County Domestic Violence Diversion Program? The Tarrant County Domestic Violence Diversion Program is a 12-month, pre-trial program for first-time defendants charged with misdemeanor family violence. The intensive program is focused on treatment and rehabilitation, rather than incarceration, and is a way to potentially avoid a […]

Tarrant County Mental Health Diversion Program Do you or a loved one struggle with a mental illness?  Has your struggle led you to commit criminal offenses? The Tarrant County Mental Health Diversion Program can help treat your mental disability and keep your record clean. This pre-trial diversion program is available to individuals with a mental

Tarrant County First Offender Drug Program (FODP) Drug crimes are prevalent in Tarrant County and across the state of Texas. In fact, you will probably be hard pressed to find an adult who has not been exposed, impacted or influenced – either directly or indirectly – by drugs at some point in his or her

Tarrant County YODA Program What is the Tarrant County YODA Program? The Tarrant County YODA Program is a diversion program for young people who have been charged with assaulting a non-intimate family member, such as a parent or a sibling. YODA – which stands for Youthful Offender Diversion Alternative –  is designed to prevent young

Tarrant County RISE Program Teaching Independence Through Self-Empowerment (RISE) Have your struggles with addiction, drug dependency, abuse, or mental illness lead to multiple arrests for prostitution?  The Tarrant County Reaching Independence through Self Empowerment, otherwise known as Tarrant County RISE program, could be your chance to start over and maintain a healthy, productive lifestyle. What