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Public service layer
2026-05-09 updated
Jurisdiction matters
Legal office type
Juvenile Justice Offices.
DJOP juvenile observation, protection, training, and youth/family justice contact channels.
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What this office type does
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| Field | Answer |
|---|---|
| Function | Juvenile observation, training, case support, family/youth justice processes, court-linked contact, and department service channels. |
| Who can use it | Juveniles, families, guardians, lawyers, courts, victims, agencies, and eligible service applicants depending on the process. |
| How to use it | Use DJOP unit contact channels, court-linked instructions, or Info.go/MOJ service points; confirm who is allowed to contact or visit. |
| Hours caveat | Unit-specific; contact first because facility, case, and family access rules differ. |
| Updated | 2026-05-09 |
- DJOP contact-channel dataset
- DJOP unit pages
- Info.go/MOJ service context
- juvenile privacy and access rules are strict
- case-linked process may override public-office assumptions
- do not mix with adult corrections
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