Court Type: Sobriety Court
Issue Brief: Accessing Substance Use Disorder and Related Treatment Services Training for Law Enforcement
Law enforcement officers are uniquely positioned to offer key interventions to those with substance use disorders. It is estimated 1.5 million individuals arrested each year are at risk of substance dependence. As the opioid crisis continues, the frequency of rank and file officers acting as first r… Continue Reading Issue Brief: Accessing Substance Use Disorder and Related Treatment Services Training for Law Enforcement
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Leadership Without Fear
The Honorable Kevin S. Burke, Judge of the Hennepin County District Court in Minnesota contributes to the 2012 edition of the Future Trends in State Courts with a publication on strong leadership in a time of judicial uncertainty. Strong leaders in a courtroom not only motivate those who work with t… Continue Reading Leadership Without Fear
It’s All About the People Who Work in the Courthouse
The Honorable Kevin S. Burke, District Judge for the Hennepin County, Minnesota contributes this article to the 2011 publication of Future Trends in State Courts on keeping court morale high in the face of rising budget constraints. Judge Burke presents challenges facing public sector employees and… Continue Reading It’s All About the People Who Work in the Courthouse
Innovative Courts Encourage Dissent
the Honorable Kevin S. Burke, District Judge for Hennepin County, Minnesota contributes to the 2015 Trends in State Court with an article on accepting dissent in court settings. Judge Burke discusses why dissent matters, four steps to fostering constructive dissent, and how to be a good court leader… Continue Reading Innovative Courts Encourage Dissent
Recovery Maintenance Check-In; Measures of Success
Measuring the success of your drug court is important for several reasons. You should be able to support your claims of being a great diversionary program that supports people in long-term recovery with numbers and data. Also, analyzing outcomes can help identify areas in which your court could impr… Continue Reading Recovery Maintenance Check-In; Measures of Success
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Medication-Assisted Treatment for Opioid Use Disorder in the Justice System
From the American Association for the Treatment of Opioid Dependence, Inc. (AATOD), comes a timely fact sheet presenting the evidence for Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) and the applications of treatment in the justice system. Visit the AATOD website to access the fact sheet. Subse… Continue Reading Medication-Assisted Treatment for Opioid Use Disorder in the Justice System
MOU Between 96th District Court and Sobriety Court Team Members
This agreement is entered into by Great Lakes Recovery Center, (“GLRC”), Marquette General Hospital, (“MGH”); the 96th District Court and its Probation Department, (“Probation”) and Case Manager; Defense Counsel; and the Prosecuting Attorney.
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Sobriety Court handbook
Marquette County Michigan Sobriety Court participant handbook containing program rules, treatment plan, review hearing information, report days, program costs, treatment phases, and graduation requirements.
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Participant Handbook
This is the participant handbook given out by the 58th District Court Sobriety Court.
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Corte Districta del Condado 58º Programa de Tratamiento para la Sobriedad Manual del Participante | 58th District Court Sobriety Court Participant Manual
Este manual detalla lo que se espera de usted como participante del programa. Este manual repasa la información general del programa.
Topics: Alumni, Behaviors, Confidentiality, Contact, Drug Testing, Drug and Alcohol Testing, Graduation, Incentives, Phases, Program Descriptions, Progress, Report, Rules, Sanction, Spanish, Spanish Translation, Team, Team Roles and Responsibilities, Termination, Treatment, Treatment Plans, Treatment Services
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