DOJ JUSTICE KIDS AND FAMILY COMMUNITY COURTS 

Information about the DOJ Justice Kids and Family Community Courts and Partners;

• At DOJ Justice Kids and Family Community Courts & Partners we are a Sentencing Rehabilitation Courts who specialise in serious crimes and in the defence of allegations of serious crimes,

1. Against Kids and Families who are suffering from negotiations which leads to a bad lifestyle which leads to serious crimes,
2. At our courts our Sentencing Rehabilitation Programs eliminates these specific minor disputes with Juveniles to Families to victims to offenders with our specific sentencing guidelines rules for 10 Years old to 17 Years old of age classed as Juveniles,
3. At our Sentencing Rehabilitation Courts we develop Rehabilitation Programs to suit the needs of the juvenile and the Families with Issues with new a rehabilitating Community Sentencing order for crimes or for certain serious crimes linking to Mental health Issues or Drug or alcohol use depend. 

• Successful or unsuccessful participants for a civil case or family parenting case what as been completed by our services, all participants in the case,
• All applicants/defendants will still need to continue their case through the traditional legal system set at the time by the participants who as arranged the original court date either at a US Court or HM Court for a court appointment, or, 
• Participants in the case may face additional sanctions like a prison sentence/fine for none compliment.

• Successful or unsuccessful participants for a sentencing review/with our sentencing guidelines or its a criminal cases what as been completed at our services, 
• All participants in the case applicants/defendants will still need to continue their case through the traditional HM Court System set at the time of being arrested or you may face additional sanctions with additional consequences like a prison sentence/fine for non-compliance,
• For either not attending court appointment for re-possessing the case with our sentencing guidelines to add to the sentencing,
• Or because you failed to attend the original court appointment.

• At DOJ Justice Kids and Family Community Courts we deal with applicants what are on bail with a pending court case for sentencing at court or on remand in prison and is a Public Defender Courts what takes on and pre trials cases for the U.S States Courts and HM Courts a Government DOJ Organization.
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• At our services DOJ Justice Kids and Family Community Courts we have spent over £20 Billion Pounds on developing 7 to 10 more frameworks in development to protect the Kids, Families The Public, Victims and Defendants from negligence which makes our countries safety to live for all.
  
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• At the DOJ Justice Kids and Family Community Courts successful or unsuccessful participants at our services will still need to continue their court case through the traditional legal system or face additional sanctions or may even face a prison sentence.
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• Successful court cases for sentencing through our services DOJ Justice Kids and Family Community Courts and Partners system of rules law or supervision, all applicants or defendants will also still need to visit the court hearing set at the time of the arrest to continue their court case with a HM Court with our court sentencing supervision rules, which the court will be aware of all applicants or defendants cases we complete at our services DOJ Justice Kids and Family Community Courts and Partners.
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• Our Monitoring Supervision Intervention Program Plans are based on the fact of overcrowded prisons with offenders who need Treatment Services and Monitoring Supervision.
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• Our services will provide more needs to the Intervention Program Plans to stop offenders re-offending or living a bad lifestyle.
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• Our comprehensive re-evaluation of our sentencing review framework will satisfy the victim and the offender. 
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• Our services elements of Intervention Program Plans will help victims feel more secure with a better lifestyle with our services extra resources.
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• Guidelines on suspended sentences and at our courts, a suspended sentence means a custodial sentences but where the offender does not have to go to prison provided that they commit no further offences and comply with any requirements imposed. Suspended sentences are usually used only when the custodial sentence is no longer than two years but with some new clauses in the law with DOJ Justice Kids and Family Community Courts and Partners, we extend the two years suspended sentences to 4 year suspended sentence with all the circumstances taken into account for each individual person.
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  At DOJ Justice Kids and Family Community Courts we take on any case for the U.S States or UK Courts.
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• At DOJ Justice Kids and Family Community Courts we look at each court case with fairness and with a reasonable outcome with equity sentencing guidelines.
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• Guidelines with equity in sentencing refers to the concept that similar crimes should receive similar punishments with individual circumstances taken into account.
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• Equity also recognizes that people have different circumstances and may need different resources to lead a better lifestyle and to be successful.
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• Guidelines about Custodial sentences, a custodial sentence is a judicial sentence, imposing a punishment consisting of mandatory custody of the convict, either in prison or in another closed therapeutic or educational institution, such as a reformatory, (maximum security) psychiatry or drug detoxification.
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• Also a suspended sentence is both a punishment and a deterrent.
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• DOJ Justice Kids and Family Community Courts are available to any Adult Felony Defendant and Juvenile Defendants ages between 13 Years and 90 Years old and allows them to enter into a program, a suspended sentence with requirements or receive a custodial sentence with our court supervision sentences guideline rules.

GUIDELINES ON PLEADS ON EARLY PLEADS ON GULITY PLEADS AND ON A NOT GULITY PLEA:

• (Applicants - Defendants) How much does pleading guilty reduce your sentence?

1. Offenders who plead guilty to an offence will receive a discount to their sentence.
2. If a guilty plea is entered at the first available opportunity (which will usually be considered to be at their first court appearance) then a reduction of one-third will be applied to the sentence.

• (Applicants - Defendants) Is it better if you plead guilty?

1. Defendants may be able to enter into a favourable plea agreement with the DOJ Justice Kids and Family Community Courts and prosecutor if you agree to plead guilty.
2. We may drop the charges to a less serious offense or agree to reduce your sentence.
3. Then a reduction of one-third will be applied to the sentence or to your sentencing rehabilitation programs at our services Sentencing Courts or at another HM or US Court.
4. This can be extremely beneficial, especially if you face a jail or prison sentence.

• (Applicants - Defendants) What happens if someone is found guilty at court?
• The verdict;
• If a defendant is found not guilty, by the DOJ Justice Kids and Family Community Courts prosecutor, magistrate, jury or judge, they will be 'acquitted' and free to go. If the defendant pleads guilty or is found guilty by the DOJ Justice prosecutor, judge or jury, they are convicted and the DOJ Justice or judge will pass sentence.

(BENEFITS OF THE DOJ JUSTICE KIDS AND FAMILY COMMUNITY COURTS)

1. Suspended sentences with requirements
2. Our services court special programs
3. Electronic monitoring and other requirements of the program called (Offender Management Order')
4.  Custodial sentences with our court supervision sentences guideline rules

GUIDANCE ABOUT OUR SERVICES ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA CHECK FOR THE SENTENCING PROGRAM

• (Applicants - Offenders) must plead guilty to reduce their sentence to be able to apply for a sentencing program.
• (Applicants - Defendants) who would like to run a trial at our court with a not guilty plea may still apply for the same sentencing program at our services DOJ Justice Kids and Family Community Courts to reduce their sentence with our services sentencing program rules, but with our new clause 4 explained below in paragraph 4.

1. Offenders must plead guilty to the Offence to receive a discount off their sentence.
2. If a guilty plea is entered at the first available opportunity (which will usually be considered to be at their first court appearance) then a reduction of one-third will be applied to your sentence at our services DOJ Justice Kids and Family Community Courts.
3. Applicants must either have a court case pending or your on remand in prison.
4. Guidelines for defendants running a trial with a not guilty plea must not have any evidence or any evidence of doubt on record supporting the alleged charge against them to be able to apply for a sentencing program through our services DOJ Justice Kids and Family Community Courts.