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Communicating w/ Drug Courts

Communicating w/ Drug Courts

Communicating w/ Drug Courts Some challenges: • Trusted servant turnover; lack of follow •

Communicating w/ Drug Courts Some challenges: • Trusted servant turnover; lack of follow • • • through Lack of joint efforts with H&I Court card attendees overwhelm groups Groups don’t know where to get help ASCs are unaware of resources Drug courts are proliferating

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Communicating w/ Drug Courts ug C Dr w/ cts era Int s ee nd tte Court Card Attendees t. A A Triangular Relationship u bo NA & Drug Courts sa Drug Court/ Parole Office/ Treatment Center ern ou nc Co rt ASC/RSC NA Groups

Communicating w/ Drug Courts Some Resources/Approaches: • Presentations to drug court personnel Chapter 6,

Communicating w/ Drug Courts Some Resources/Approaches: • Presentations to drug court personnel Chapter 6, PRHB • Hold meetings at drug courts Chapter 6, PRHB • Newcomer Workshops Chapter 6, PRHB addendum • Introduction to NA Meetings (SP)

Communicating w/ Drug Courts What’s NOT Working?

Communicating w/ Drug Courts What’s NOT Working?

Communicating w/ Drug Courts What needs to happen? One idea: – court personnel and

Communicating w/ Drug Courts What needs to happen? One idea: – court personnel and judge receive a presentation/follow-up from NA every six months Other Ideas?

Communicating w/ Drug Courts Contacting Drug Courts • Many drug courts have their own

Communicating w/ Drug Courts Contacting Drug Courts • Many drug courts have their own websites, contact info can be found there • The National Association of Drug Court Professionals website (nadcp. org) • Check the court cards/slips for contact information Other ideas?

Communicating w/ Drug Courts Things to consider: • Other “stakeholders” examples: parole board, treatment

Communicating w/ Drug Courts Things to consider: • Other “stakeholders” examples: parole board, treatment center that houses Drug Court attendees • Drug courts typically support quarterly meetings for judges engage many judges at one time • Use the PRHB to prepare Chapters 4 and 6, and also Drug Court FAQ

Communicating w/ Drug Courts

Communicating w/ Drug Courts