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1. • • As of January 1, 2021, Penal Code Section 1001.95 allows a judge to grant diversion in most misdemeanor cases. The judge can do so, even if the prosecutor objects. This diversion applies to almost all misdemeanor charges. There are specified crimes to which this program does not apply (domestic violence, stalking, registrable sex offenses, etc.).
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   How do I get a diversion if I'm convicted of a crime?

   • Often, to qualify for diversion, you have to admit your guilt and offer a guilty plea (or no contest) plea. The court will then put your guilty plea on hold while you participate in a program similar to probation for a set period of time.

   Diversion, Mediation or Treatment Instead of Criminal Conviction

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   Does a county have a diversion program for misdemeanor domestic violence?

   • Usually, diversion is available only for nonviolent crimes, such as theft and drug offenses. That said, some counties have special diversion programs for things like misdemeanor domestic violence (here's an example) because they recognize that early intervention could prevent more serious domestic violence down the line.

   Diversion, Mediation or Treatment Instead of Criminal Conviction

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   Can you get diversion if a felony is a first offense?

   • In some states, diversion is available only for a first offense. Depending on the state or county, some felonies involving drugs, theft, and similar nonviolent conduct are eligible for pretrial diversion.

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   How does a criminal diversion program work?

   • In other places, the criminal court handles the cases that are in the program. Usually, these programs operate the same way as traditional diversion: A guilty plea is put on hold while the defendant completes a period of supervision during which they're subject to various conditions.

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   Can you get a mental health diversion for a misdemeanor?

   • Also, some states, like California, have enacted laws that allow "pretrial mental health diversion" for any misdemeanor or felony (but not things like murder and rape) committed because of a serious mental health disorder. (More on mental health treatment programs below). (Cal. Penal Code, § 1001.36 (2023).)

   Diversion, Mediation or Treatment Instead of Criminal Conviction

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   Does a successful diversion result in a dismissal of charges?

   • I agree with Mr Mosca.A successful diversionshould have resulted in a dismissal of the charges. If you are asked if you've ever been charged with a felony, your answer is YES. If asked if you've ever been convicted, your answer is NO. If you are able to obtain a records sealing, you can, under most circumstances, deny ever being charged. Good Luck

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3. www.cps.gov.uk › cautioning-and-diversionCautioning and Diversion - The Crown Prosecution Service

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   Aug 2, 2022 · Simple cautioning (and Conditional Cautioning) are the only formal disposals which fall short of prosecution; but it is not the only way to divert an individual from the criminal justice...

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   Dec 19, 2009 · Whatever felony you were convicted of you completed your probation satisfactorily and hence believe the felony needn't be admitted. The short answer is yes, you still have to check the felony box. You should contact a criminal attorney and explain the specifics of the conviction, sentence and terms.

   • If you were successful in a diversion type program then "No"; you were not convicted of anything. If the question is were you ever arrested for a f...
   • I think the difference of opinion comes from the lack of clarity in your question, which was cut off in the posting. Leaving the Scene of an Accid...
   • I agree with Mr Mosca.A successful diversion should have resulted in a dismissal of the charges. If you are asked if you've ever been charged with...
   • I think Mr. Shafer is incorrect IF you truly successfully completed a diversion program here in Florida. Diversion is a means to avoid criminal cha...

5. www.justiceinspectorates.gov.uk › diversionDiversion - Criminal Justice Inspectorates

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   Oct 27, 2023 · Youth diversion can reduce crime, cut costs, and lead to better outcomes for children. Diversion is a term that can refer to several different concepts and has no fixed meaning in the law in...

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   Jul 22, 2011 · In a pretrial diversion program, generally the defendant does not offer a guilty plea, and does not get convicted, and the charge is dismissed - if the conditions are all met and the time period expires with no violations.

7. youthendowmentfund.org.uk › grants › another-chanceAnother chance – Diversion from the criminal justice system

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   The programme identifies young people at-risk of becoming involve in violence through school-based ‘teachable moments’, which are precursors to exclusion from school and involvement in violence. For example, truancy, low attendance, aggressive and anti-social behaviour and substance misuse.

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   Jan 13, 2019 · If you have been charged with a misdemeanor crime, the outcome of your case depends on the individual facts, whether you have a criminal record and how you handle the case. For example, you can plead guilty and try to negotiate a lesser charge, or plead not guilty and go to trial.

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   Mar 6, 2023 · Can You Get Pretrial Diversion for a Felony? Usually, diversion is available only for nonviolent crimes, such as theft and drug offenses. That said, some counties have special diversion programs for things like misdemeanor domestic violence ( here's an example ) because they recognize that early intervention could prevent more serious domestic ...