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Overall, it is estimated that the current adult drug court treatment program produces about $2.21 in benefit for every $1 in costs, for a net benefit to society of about $624 million....
There are two Drug Treatment Courts: Regina’s began operating in 2006 and Moose Jaw’s was established in 2009. An accused who has a substance abuse problem that played a role in their offending, who meets the eligibility criteria, and has successfully completed a one-month assessment, may enter the drug treatment court program. The accused must plead guilty to certain offence(s) upon being accepted into the program. These courts use a delayed sentencing model; the treatment program takes approximately one year and upon graduation from the p ...
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Access resources related to the specialized court docket program that targets cases with alcohol, other drug addiction and dependency problems.
Drug Treatment Court Feasibility Study: An Opportunity for Hope May 2017 This page left intentionally blank Drug Treatment Court Feasibility Study (May 2017) i Table of Contents Executive...
Drug Treatment Court Funding Program Overview The Drug Treatment Court Funding Program provides contribution funding to the provinces and territories to implement drug treatment courts...
Juvenile Drug Treatment Court (JDTC) guidelines cross-site evaluation plan / Roger Jarjoura [and twelve others]. 발행사항 Washington, DC : U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs, National Criminal...
Edgar Güldü beleuchtet das Modell der Drug Treatment Courts und - gemeinsam mit der Co-Autorin Frau Meryem Güldü - die zugrunde liegende Rechtstheorie. Der Autor zeigt, dass es sich bei den als Dr
The Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) has released the Juvenile Drug Treatment Court Guidelines.