The California Victims’ Bill of Rights of 2008: Marsy’s Law, provides victims of crime with certain rights and due process. Victims’ Bill of Rights: Marsy’s Law
Victims of crime may access supportive services from governmental and community agencies. Local Resources Waymakers , Victim Assistance Programs Manages Orange County’s Victim Witness Assistance Programs. Victim Advocates can assist victims of crime by providing supportive services, referrals to counseling, and help with applying for victim compensation. Your story is...
The Orange County Probation Department has the responsibility of investigating and collecting restitution when ordered by the court for adult defendants sentenced to formal probation and juvenile offenders. The brochures linked below provided more information on restitution. Restitution Brochure for Victims of Adult Offenders (English) Restitution Brochure for Victims of...
The Orange County Probation Department is committed to assisting victims of crime as part of its core mission. Victim Services is committed to serving victims of crime impacted by the offenders who are under the jurisdiction of the Orange County Probation Department. The Victim Services Unit communicates directly with victims...
The Adult Operations Bureau provides services through four divisions - Adult Court Services, Adult Field Supervision, Special Supervision and AB 109/Postrelease Community Supervision. The bureau serves clients released from state prison (post-release community supervision) and county facilities (clients on mandatory supervision, as well as on felony and misdemeanor probation). The...
Youth Guidance Center 3030 N. Hesperian St. - Santa Ana, CA 92706 (714) 935-7127
The communications team is responsible for ensuring honest, transparent, accurate and timely communication both internally and externally regarding the various functions of the department. Internal communications include oversight of the content within the department’s Intranet and outward facing website, providing updates and communications with staff, special events such as our...
Youth between the ages of 12 and 18, alleged to have committed a crime, are typically processed through the Juvenile Justice System. This can be an especially stressful and emotional experience for youth and their families. The court process moves very quickly and can be confusing and overwhelming at times...
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