Termination of Diversion
Diversion can end with an agreement in the form of:
- peace with or without compensation;
- return to parents/Guardians;
- participation in education or training at LPKS for a maximum of 3 months; or
- community service
Diversion Settings
The implementation of diversion is stated in PERMA Number 4 of 2014 concerning Guidelines for Implementing Diversion in the Juvenile Criminal Justice System. After the issuance of the Decree of the Head of the Court regarding diversion, the relevant judge/facilitator issues a Decree on the day of the Diversion Deliberation. The implementation of diversion in court is attended by the parties accompanied by community advisors, professional social workers, community representatives, and other parties deemed necessary to be involved in the diversion deliberation.
The failure of the diversion process according to the report from the community guidance officer of the correctional center, the judge as facilitator can continue the case into the trial which is subject to the Juvenile Criminal Procedure Law. The judge is also obliged to consider the implementation of part of the diversion agreement. Whatever the contents of the diversion agreement, the judge/diversion facilitator cannot be held liable for civil or criminal liability.
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