PPT-Juvenile Drug Courts (Part I):

Creating a Phas e Structure that Makes Sense for Youth and Families Sandra J Altshuler PhD LICSW Spokane County Behavioral Health Therapeutic Courts With thanks to Jacqueline van Wormer PhD. “The Revolving Door”. Movement Of Drug Offenders through the. Traditional Criminal Justice System. Response to the 1980’s Crack Cocaine Epidemic. Criminal Justice (CJ) System. Escalated penalties . Roles and Boundaries of Specialty Court Supervision. Objectives. Examine the roles and duties of each specialty court team member. .. Develop an understanding of the importance of team communication within the specialty court setting.. Drug Courts and the New Technology of Offender . Change. James M. Byrne, . Professor. March 26,2015. The Drug Court Movement. Number of Drug Courts. . :. As of June 2014, the estimated number of drug courts operating in the U.S. is over . Public Accessibility of Juvenile Delinquency Records. Monday, . March . 17th. , . 2014 . | 1:00 PM Eastern. Sponsored by the ABA Section of Litigation & Center for Professional Development. Speakers. Innovations in Juvenile Justice. Harris . County Juvenile Gang Court --GRIP. Judge Glenn Devlin, Presiding . Judge. , 313. th. District Court. GANG RECIDIVISM. INTERVENTION PROGRAM. Harris County 313. Tape team sign and point sheet. Take out one sheet of paper per tribe. Write YOUR team # at top. Write “Team to lose points: ___”. in the middle. Supreme. Court. __. 7. _ Judges. Elected by __. popular. Innovations in Juvenile Justice. Harris . County Juvenile Gang Court --GRIP. Judge Glenn Devlin, Presiding . Judge. , 313. th. District Court. GANG RECIDIVISM. INTERVENTION PROGRAM. Harris County 313. SOC 106. Part 10. : Drug Use and Delinquency. Frequently abused drugs. . a. . Marijuana / hashish. = THC. . - most commonly used illicit drug. . - not physically addicting. . - physical dangers. Nationally. In a 30 State study in 2005, about two-thirds (67.8%) of released prisoners were arrested for a new crime within 3 years, and three-quarters (76.6%) were arrested within 5 years.. Within 5 years of release, 76.9% of drug offenders were arrested for a new crime.. James S. . Egar. Monterey County. Public Defender. . In representing a client, a lawyer shall exercise independent, professional judgment and render candid advice. In rendering advice, a lawyer may refer not only to law, but also to other considerations such as moral, economic, social, and political factors that may be relevant to the client‘s situation.. SOC 106. Part 10. : Drug Use and Delinquency. Frequently abused drugs. . a. . Marijuana / hashish. = THC. . - most commonly used illicit drug. . - not physically addicting. . - physical dangers. Reclaiming Futures/Juvenile Drug Court Evaluation. Josephine Korchmaros, PhD. Southwest Institute for Research on Women. University of Arizona. National Association of Drug Court Professionals Conference . Specialty Court Programs. Serving 1200 – 1500 . Clark County Residents Annually. . Specialty Court Programs. Substance Abuse Treatment/Co-Occurring. Adult Drug . Court. Felony DUI . Juvenile Drug Court. DRUG COURTS IN ILLINOIS Judge Jeffrey B. Ford June 17, 2019 Problem-Solving Courts A drug court is a type of problem-solving court, which also includes Mental Health and Veterans Courts. In January 2016, problem-solving court standards were enacted by the Illinois Supreme Court.