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Find similar grantsState Advisory Group (SAG) is sponsored by Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP). Provides guidance and oversight on juvenile justice programs and policies.
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The Act’s core requirements include: (1) Deinstitutionalization of Status Offenders; (2) Removal of juveniles from adult jails and lock-ups; (3) Sight and sound separation; and, (4) Racial and Ethnic Disparities/Disproportionate Minority Contact. For more information on the first three Core Requirements, please visit the Juvenile Justice Compliance Monitoring homepage.
Georgia’s SAG is appointed by the Governor and serves in an advisory capacity to the Criminal Justice Coordinating Council (CJCC), the designated state agency for juvenile justice formula funds from the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP).
The Council serves as the supervisory role, but relies on the SAG to oversee and advise on the preparation and implementation of the state’s Juvenile Justice 3-Year Plan, which is a requirement of continued Title II funding. Georgia SAG's Biennial Report 2025 ## Georgia SAG's Biennial Report 2025 Check out the 2025 Georgia Juvenile Justice State Advisory Group (SAG) Biennial Report. (PDF, 1.
66 MB) The report is created every two years and holds key information regarding Georgia's compliance with the Juvenile Justice Delinquency and Prevention Act and highlights the great work the SAG has accomplished. Biennial Report(PDF, 1. 66 MB) The plan gives an overview of all Georgia’s efforts to increase public safety through a more effective juvenile justice system.
This plan: * Demonstrates Georgia’s compliance with the 28 statutory requirements listed in the JJDPA; * Describes Georgia’s effort to partner with other stakeholders; * Addresses the status of planned efforts; * and discusses projects funding through Title II Formula Grant funding. A copy of the current Georgia Juvenile Justice 3-Year Plan can be found below.
If you have questions regarding SAG, please contact Stephanie Mikkelsen at SMikkelsen@cjcc. ga. gov. * 2024-2027 Georgia 3-Year Plan for Juvenile Justice(PDF, 1.
27 MB) * Georgia's SAG Orientation Packet(PDF, 849. 23 KB) * Juvenile Jurisdiction Subcommittee Report 2021 Infographic(PDF, 105.
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