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	Juvenile Law and Procedure in Texas (Separate Website) By: Texas Juvenile Probation Commission


	Juvenile Proceedings Information for Victims of Juvenile Crime (Separate Website) By: Texas Department of Criminal Justice


	Navigating The Juvenile Justice System: A Handbook for Juveniles and Their Families The juvenile justice system is complicated and can seem overwhelming. This handbook is designed to give some basic information to youths as well as parents, grandparents, foster parents, guardians, and other family members or friends of children who have been or may be in trouble with the law. This handbook is written to defendants in juvenile court, but with special tips for parents throughout the text and also a special section just for parental issues, "Special Issues for Families of Juveniles." It is very important for parents and guardians to understand the information. Parents are extremely involved in the juvenile system, and their knowledge and advocacy on behalf of their children can make a big difference in the outcome of the case. By: Tarrant County Area Agency on Aging


	Overview of the Texas Juvenile Justice System (Separate Website) By: Juvenile Probation Commission


	Texas Juvenile Justice System Files and Records (Separate Website) A brochure to help parents understand policies related to restricting access to juvenile records. By: Texas Juvenile Probation Commission and Texas Youth Commission


	Texas Youth Commission Terminology (Separate Website) By: Texas Youth Commission


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