About Our Website

Accessibility

The Texas Juvenile Justice Department (TJJD) strives to provide accessible websites to all its users. TJJD welcomes comments on how to make our website more accessible to individuals living with a disability. If you are using assistive technology and the format of any of the material presented on our website interferes with your ability to access the desired information, please contact our webmaster. To enable us to respond in a manner most helpful to you, please indicate the nature of your accessibility problem, the desired format in which you would prefer to receive the material, the web address of the requested material and your contact information.

Link Policy

If you want to link to the TJJD website, do not capture our pages within frames, present TJJD content as your own, or otherwise misrepresent TJJD content. Do not misinform users about the origin or ownership of TJJD content.

Certain information on our site may be trademarked, service-marked, or otherwise protected as intellectual property. Protected intellectual property must be used in accordance with state and federal laws. You must get permission to reuse articles on our website.

Every link request must undergo review to determine its relevance and appropriateness to the purpose of TJJD. We reserve the right to deny and remove links if we determine that a website contains misleading or unsubstantiated claims or conflicts with our purpose. Send link requests to the webmaster.

The TJJD website links to federal, state, and local government websites that provide information and services of benefit to Texas citizens, Texas local government, and Texas state agencies. TJJD will consider link requests to websites that contain information and/or services that benefit our users.

We expect external websites linked from TJJD to be credible, operational, and in compliance with industry-accepted accessibility standards to ensure that persons with disabilities may access these sites.

Security

Information resources residing at state agencies are valuable assets belonging to the citizens of Texas. The Texas Department of Information Resources (DIR) helps government agencies and educational institutions assure the integrity, availability, and confidentiality of these critical assets.

For more information about information security, please visit the Texas DIR website.

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