REVIEW OF TREATMENT PLAN AND CASE MONITORING FOR COMPLIANCE Sample Clauses

REVIEW OF TREATMENT PLAN AND CASE MONITORING FOR COMPLIANCE. A. CONTINUED STATUS HEARING FOR TREATMENT PLAN 1. Defense counsel shall submit a copy of the treatment plan to the Court and the prosecution prior to the initial status hearing. 2. The Court reviews the proposed treatment plan and decides as follows: a. If the treatment plan is suitable; the Court shall grant the motion for MHD and stay the criminal proceedings. The defendant shall have up to two years from this date to complete treatment. The defendant shall sign the Mental Health Diversion Agreement (Attachment 3). The defendant shall be ordered to return for a progress report hearing in 30 to 90 days. b. The final version of the approved treatment plan must be submitted to the Court and prosecutor. Any changes to treatment plan requirements over the course of the diversion period will require defense counsel to submit a revised treatment plan that includes the current treatment terms and conditions (as modified). c. Regardless of the future status hearing date, defense counsel must submit monthly status reports to the court and the prosecutor. The written reports are essential to determining whether a participant is fully engaging in the mental health diversion treatment program. Please note the reports must be legible and provide adequate detail as to the individual’s participation in treatment (Attachment 5). d. The defendant’s identified service provider or collaborative court case manager must create a treatment plan that targets an individual’s mental health treatment needs, substance use/abuse disorder needs (as indicated) and addresses the behavior(s) related to the
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