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How do I get help if I’m the victim of an offense committed by a juvenile?

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How do I get help if I’m the victim of an offense committed by a juvenile?

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If law enforcement refers a juvenile responsible for a crime to Juvenile Intake and that juvenile is a resident of Oneida County, you will receive a victim information packet by mail, which includes the following: A brochure informing you of your rights (Victim Notification and Juvenile Court Process) A form requesting information about your loss and asking you to describe the effect this crime had on you. (This form needs to be completed and returned to Social Services as notification of your intent to collect damages.) Social Services will assist victims of juvenile crime through the direct collection of restitution. NOTE: Juveniles under age fourteen are limited by law to a maximum restitution assessment of $ 250 per delinquent act.

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