- Home
- Your Government
- Departments J - Z
- Juvenile Court
Juvenile Court Services
Our Mission
Juvenile Court Services aims to serve our community by providing a system that is free of bias based on gender, race, or ethnicity and by promoting public safety, accountability, and positive change for delinquent, dependent, at-risk children and their families.
-
Alternatives to Detention
Learn more about youth programs that provide an alternative to Juvenile Detention.
-
Annual Reports
The purpose of the Annual Report is to provide the Spokane Community an account of the actions and outcomes of its Juvenile Court.
-
BECCA (Juvenile Non-Offender) Information
The Becca Bill, passed by state legislature in 1995, was designed for parents to gain assistance from the courts to support their at-risk teenagers.
-
Compliance With Prison Rape Elimination Act
View the precautions and guidelines followed by Juvenile Court Services to comply with the Prison Rape Elimination Act.
-
Dependency
Learn about the Juvenile Court Act regarding dependency and termination of the parent-child relationship.
-
Forms & Publications
Find helpful Juvenile Services documents such as forms, packets, and publications.
-
Frequently Asked Questions
View answers to questions asked frequently of Juvenile Court Services.
-
Judge & Commissioners
The Spokane County Juvenile Court is a division of the Superior Court and operates under the administrative authority of the Superior Court Judges.
-
Juvenile Court & Community Resources
View a listing of Juvenile Court and Community resources and programs.
-
Juvenile Detention Information
The long-range goal of Juvenile Detention is to produce contributing citizens. The immediate objectives toward that goal are to provide a safe and secure environment, enforce accountability, and promote positive change for detained youth.
-
Sealing & Destruction of Juvenile Records
Under certain conditions of the law you may be eligible for sealing or destruction of your Spokane County Juvenile Court records.
-
System Improvement Efforts
Spokane County Juvenile Court is currently involved in two systems improvement efforts. They are Models for Change and Juvenile Detention Alternatives Initiative (JDAI).
-
Volunteer Opportunities
Spokane County Juvenile Court believes volunteers are essential for the effective implementation of our programs. Their skills and abilities benefit the court, the family, and the community.
-
Administrative Records