Data/Statistics/Reports
N.C. Juvenile Justice County Databook: find and download data by county on offenses, admissions to facilities and community programs, supervision cases, and more. Includes links to past years' reports.
Juvenile Diversion in North Carolina - July 2013
Legislative Reports
Alternatives to Commitment Programs - March 2018
Juvenile Jurisdiction Advisory Committee: Juvenile Age Interim Report - March 1, 2018
Annual Evaluation of Community Programs - March 1, 2018
Juvenile Crime Prevention Council Report - Feb. 1, 2018
Annual Report on Youth Development Centers - October 2017
Juvenile Community Programs Miscellaneous Contract Fund Report - October 2017
Annual Evaluation of Community Programs - March 2017
Alternatives to Commitment Programs - March 2017
Juvenile Crime Prevention Council Report - Feb. 1, 2017
Annual Report on Youth Development Centers - Sept. 2016
Juvenile Community Programs Miscellaneous Contract Fund Report - October 2016
Annual Evaluation of Community Programs - March 2016
Alternatives to Commitment Programs - March 2016
Juvenile Crime Prevention Council Report - February 2016
Annual Report on Youth Development Centers - Sept. 2015
Alternatives to Commitment Programs - March 2015
Annual Evaluation of Community Programs Report - March 2015
Juvenile Crime Prevention Council Report - Feb. 1, 2015
Juvenile Justice Facilities Strategic Plan - April 10, 2014
Annual Evaluation of Community Programs Report - March 2014
Strategic Plan for Facility Closure, Construction and Repair - Feb. 1, 2013
Annual Evaluation of Community Programs Report - March 2013
Alternatives to Commitment Programs - March 2013
2010-2011 Gang Prevention and Intervention Pilot Program Legislative Progress Report
JCPC Special Provision Report
2011 Eckerd Youth Alternatives
Multipurpose Juvenile Homes Legislative Report
Youth Accountability Task Force Final Report – January 2011 (includes links to additional task force documents and presentations)
Research Requests
To make a research proposal, please view the research guidelines and timeline.
NC-JOIN
NC-JOIN is the North Carolina Juvenile Online Information Network. As the name indicates, the network is a web-based system that allows staff at various points in the state's juvenile justice system to track the progress and placement of youth being served by various programs and facilities.
NC-JOIN places crucial information at the fingertips of court counselors, detention and youth development center staff throughout the state. NC-JOIN is also an asset to those who plan and evaluate programs and services. It has become an essential tool in providing the data necessary in making decisions on the appropriate use of scarce resources to help fund and direct services for youth involved in crime prevention and intervention efforts both at the state and local levels.
Reducing Disproportionality
The Division of Adult Correction and Juvenile Justice recognizes the impact of Disproportionate Minority Contact (DMC) in the juvenile justice system and is actively engaged in efforts to reduce its impact including:
- Identifying key factors that contribute to DMC in North Carolina
- Interviewing juvenile court counselors about the intake and decision-making process in court services
- Developing a critical decision points map that shows where DMC occurs
- Conducting workshops for Division staff to promote awareness and develop strategies to address DMC
- Updating work plans for Division staff to include language ensuring fair and equitable decision-making for all youth
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