How does the Youth Diversion Program work?

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   James B. HernanPro

   Roswell Criminal Defense Attorney

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   Answered July 15, 2012 17:09. It is best to just post one time so any attorney reviewing the post can follow the answers that you have already received. As stated in the previous two posts, please strongly consider having your parents contact an attorney this evening for a free consultation. At the very least, you can get more specific answers to your questions regarding how the process works and get more direct guidance.

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   Noah Pines

   Atlanta Criminal Defense Attorney

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   Answered July 15, 2012 17:14. Even if you are offered a diversion program you need to discuss your case with a lawyer. Call me of you would like to discuss your case. 404-812-4305

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   S. Carlton Rouse

   Snellville Criminal Defense Attorney

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   Answered July 15, 2012 20:43. As stated, you/your family should contact a local lawyer for assistance moving forward.
   
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   S. Carlton Rouse, Esq.
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