and the other in Pinellas County. Michigan Michigan has a girl's court in Genesee, which was started by Judge David Newblatt of the Genesee County 7th Circuit Court. It applies to all girls under 18. It provides girls with resources and counseling. Hawaii The court in Hawaii is a program where both parents and girls attend counseling for a year. It led to a marked decrease in detentions, according to a 2011 evaluation. A related program, Project Kealahou, emphasized services such as peer mentoring and repairing family relationships, leading, in 2022, resulted in zero girls in its youth correctional facilities. Minnesota In 2015, sexually exploited minors in Minnesota will be referred to one of six regional case managers who will direct them to a network of emergency shelters. New York New York State has a new network of 11 statewide Human Trafficking Intervention Courts for those 16 years and up. New York State's Safe Harbor law, the country's first, classifies trafficked minors through age 17 as needing supervision rather than probation. Oregon Oregon revised its child welfare practice so that a trafficked minor is considered a victim of abuse and the province of the child welfare system rather than the courts. Texas Texas Supreme Court rules in 2010 that minors younger than 14 involved with prostitution charges will be considered a victim. The court decided that they would provide services without criminalization. The court created a half way house called Freedom House to provide a safe place for the young women to receive services such as school and counseling. Freedom House can house up to 30 girls, starting at 10 years old up to 18, and receive educational, medical and psychological care. Wisconsin In Wisconsin a Milwaukee County Committee is considering a girl court that will be aimed at young women who are accused of sex trafficking. This will also include girls who experience trauma and are involved in status offense crimes. If they move forward with the court they plan to have one or more judges trained in handling these types of offenses. Australia In Australia, the Juvenile court provides gender specific services for young women charged with crimes. These specific services are away from male offenders. The services offered vary by location from health and wellbeing, relationships, education & training and other programs like cooking and following the law. Australia recognizes the need to treat young women with