North dakota juvenile justice in North Dakota

North Dakota KIDS COUNT is an institution located at 1616 12th Avenue North, Fargo, North Dakota, United States. They recently released a summary of bills from the 2023 North Dakota Legislative Session that relate to child well-being, including investments in school meals and child care, improvements in the child welfare system, and a focus on juvenile justice and mental health needs. The institution's 34th annual KIDS COUNT Data Book provides a comprehensive look at child well-being in North Dakota compared to other states and territories. North Dakota KIDS COUNT is committed to providing current, relevant, and reliable data to inform policies and programs that affect children and families in the state. They regularly publish research, data-driven reports, and analysis to keep policymakers, community members, and advocates informed on key issues. The institution also gives presentations, delivers testimony, and offers expertise on policies to support the well-being of children in North Dakota.

Grand Forks County Juvenile Court is a courthouse and local government office located at 151 South 4th Street in Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States. This institution serves as a legal venue for cases involving minors, providing a fair and impartial setting for juvenile proceedings. The court plays a crucial role in ensuring the well-being and rehabilitation of young individuals who come into contact with the justice system. With a focus on juvenile justice and accountability, the Grand Forks County Juvenile Court aims to promote positive outcomes for youth in the community.