Norfolk District Attorney Community Based Juvenile Justice Program FY25 Report

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Community Based Juvenile Justice Programs

Office of the Norfolk District Attorney

January 29, 2026

During 2025, the Norfolk District Attorney’s office administered over twenty community

based juvenile justice programs (school safety forums) serving twenty-seven communities in the

County of Norfolk. These programs were designed to help coordinate the efforts of school

systems, law enforcement, the Norfolk County Juvenile Probation Department, the

Massachusetts Department of Children and Families and the Massachusetts Department of Youth

Services, as appropriate, to help develop positive interventions for court-involved and at-risk

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PASSAGE PROBABILITY

1% Unlikely

Why this number

Stage base Introduced — base rate 3%, measured from MA's completed sessions
Momentum -8 14/100 from the pace of recorded action
Time since last action -22 253 days quiet

A transparent scoring model over stage, momentum, recency, sponsorship and recorded votes — not a trained predictor. Treat it as a way to rank attention, not as a forecast.