Texas § 45A.507 YOUTH DIVERSION COORDINATOR.

Texas Statutes

§ 45A.507 — YOUTH DIVERSION COORDINATOR.

Texas § 45A.507

Code CRCode of Criminal Procedure

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Tex. Code of Criminal Procedure Code Ann. § 45A.507 (2026).

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Art. 45A.507. YOUTH DIVERSION COORDINATOR.

(a)A court may designate a youth diversion coordinator to assist the court in:

(1)determining whether a child is eligible for diversion;

(2)employing a diversion strategy authorized by this subchapter;

(3)presenting and maintaining diversion agreements;

(4)monitoring diversions;

(5)maintaining records regarding whether one or more diversions were successful or unsuccessful; and

(6)coordinating referrals to court.

(b)The responsibilities of the youth diversion coordinator may be performed by:

(1)a court administrator or court clerk, or a person who regularly performs the duties of court administrator or court clerk;

(2)an individual or entity that provides juvenile case manager services under Article 45A.451 ;

(3)a court-related services

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Art. 45A.507. YOUTH DIVERSION COORDINATOR. (a) A court may designate a youth diversion coordinator to assist the court in:
(1) determining whether a child is eligible for diversion;
(2) employing a diversion strategy authorized by this subchapter;
(3) presenting and maintaining diversion agreements;
(4) monitoring diversions;
(5) maintaining records regarding whether one or more diversions were successful or unsuccessful; and
(6) coordinating referrals to court.
(b) The responsibilities of the youth diversion coordinator may be performed by:
(1) a court administrator or court clerk, or a person who regularly performs the duties of court administrator or court clerk;
(2) an individual or entity that provides juvenile case manager services under Article 45A.451 ;
(3) a court-related services office;
(4) a community supervision and corrections department, including a juvenile probation department;
(5) a county or municipal employee, including a peace officer;
(6) a community volunteer;
(7) an institution of higher education, including a public, private, or independent institution of higher education; or
(8) a qualified nonprofit organization as determined by the court.