Clark County Prosecutor Sets Up Diversion Program

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DUI Lawyer clark county courthouseLast week the Clark County Prosecutor’s Office sent out a letter detailing a new diversion program.  The announced “goal of the program is to promote the efficiency within the Clark County Common Pleas Court while allowing lower level felony offenders an opportunity to avoid the handicap of a life altering felony conviction.”  The new diversion program is modeled on established programs in Franklin and Montgomery Counties.  The letter indicates that approximately 50 people a year will be permitted to take advantage of the diversion program.  The program coordinator is Sandee Selner and the Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Greg Morris has been slated as the person who will screen and select appropriate candidates.  You can find out more about the diversion program by contacting Greg Morris at (937)521-1778.

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