Provides a teen judge and jury for youth who have been charged with a traffic infraction.  The sentence may include community service, writing a letter of apology or an essay, going on a police ride-along, participating in Street Law curriculum, or serving on a Youth Court panel.   There is a 6-month deferral period for each case, after which, if all conditions have been completed successfully, the charge will be dismissed.

The At-Risk Youth program is one tool to support families and help keep them together. It is described in a part of Washington State Law called the Family Reconciliation Act. At-Risk Youth supervision aims to keep families functional by reconciling family issues and reinforcing rules of the home. This form of court contact generates no criminal record and maintains a high degree of privacy for those involved.  Child In Need of Services is similar to the At-Risk Program except that when a CHINS is filed for a child there is a need to remove the child from the home while the court intervention and family assistance takes place.

Provides a teen judge and jury for youth who have been charged with a traffic infraction.  The sentence may include community service hours, writing a letter of apology or an essay, attending traffic school, drug or alcohol counseling, or a DUI victim's panel.

Teen Court is a diversion program, with the goal of offering youth an alternative to juvenile detention. This program offers all participants the unique opportunity to learn about the consequences of criminal behavior and how it affects their community. This program overseen by Northwest Youth Services and is accessed through referrals by the Prosecutor's Office. Teen Court hears cases involving youth who are facing a second discretionary diversion or who failed a traditional diversion contract. The offenses involved are misdemeanors, and do not include offenses involving weapons, domestic violence or gang activity. The offender admits to the offense and then goes before a jury of high school students charged with determining the penalties to be assessed.