As the first deadline rapidly approaches, Hall County is gearing up for sweeping juvenile justice reforms that take effect Jan. 1. Hall County Juvenile Judge Cliff Jolliff wrote a grant proposal for a counseling program that, after getting funding in July, and months of preparation, will start taking referrals on Tuesday. “We are partnering with one of our local counseling agencies, Family TIES,” Jolliff said.
Hall aims to help repeat offenders with juvenile justice reforms