Research • Policy • Practice

WrittenBy: Roger Peters

Furthermore, these individuals. remain in jail and prison longer than persons without CODs. Council of State Governments, 2012), are more difficult to man-. age in custodial settings (Houser & Welsh, 2014), and are more. likely to be reincarcerated within 1 year of discharge than those. with only a…
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Unknown
Written By
Roger Peters
Resource Type(s)
Unknown
Published Year
2015

Quality Improvement for Drug Courts: Evidence-Based Practices

This document seeks to highlight the components of drug courts that are beneficial to apply to further improve their quality overall.
Topics: Treatment
Source(s)
National Drug Court Institute
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Resource Type(s)
Evaluation, Monograph
Published Year
2008