Termination Criteria. Termination from the ALERT Program is possible. You will be classified as an unsuccessful termination if you are found to be in non-compliance with the terms and conditions of the ALERT Program. Typically, an unsuccessful termination is a result of being found guilty of a community control violation and the revocation of community control. The criteria for termination from the ALERT Program is set forth in the ALERT Program Description. Termination proceedings occur at a formal hearing during the ALERT Status Review Hearing Docket. You are entitled to have legal counsel for the proceedings. If terminated from the ALERT Program, you could face imposition of the balance of your sentence, transfer to an alternative supervision program, placement in a residential treatment program, or other penalties deemed appropriate by Judge Xxxxxxxxx-Xxxxxxx. The Court relies heavily on the information and resources noted in the below links. The court has often deferred to the guidance of the Ohio Supreme Court Specialized Docket Services as well as guidance from Mental Health Courts such as that in Fairfield, Ohio. xxx.xx.xxxx.xxx/XXX.xxxxXxxxxxx/xxxxxxxxXxxxxxxxxxxxxxXxxxxxxxx.xxx? Specialized Dockets Mental Health Court Guidance (xxxx.xxx) THE PARTICIPANT ACKNOWLEDGES THAT HE/SHE HAS READ AND UNDERSTANDS THIS AGREEMENT, FREELY AND VOLUNTARILY RELINQUISHES THE RIGHTS DISCUSSED HEREIN AND AGREES TO ABIDE BY ALL THE RULES AND CONDITIONS OF THE ALERT PROGRAM. Signature of Participant Date Attorney for Participant Date Prosecutor Date
Termination Criteria. Enrollment in the study will end when at least 175 subjects have been enrolled, to provide approximately 88 subjects per treatment group. Subjects who discontinue the study prior to receiving their first dose of IP will be replaced. A dropout rate of approximately 10% over the life of the study is assumed. The end of the trial is defined as the date when the final analysis of the OS endpoint is completed.
Termination Criteria. All ongoing enrolled patients will continue to be dosed until patient withdrawal, or the Investigator withdraws the patient from the Study.
Termination Criteria. 7. As noted in the service offer, a detailed timeline will be agreed upon during sprint 1 (project planning, specification, and environment setup). Both the Client and the Agency agree to commit to this timeline. The Client acknowledges that delays in communication or provision of information may result in delays to the project and accepts the responsibility of such delays.
Termination Criteria. The participant understands he/she may be terminated from the RCDC Program if he/she meet any of the following criteria: ● Ongoing non-compliance with treatment or resistance to treatment; ● New serious criminal conviction; ● Any serious specialized docket infraction or series of infractions; and ● A serious Community Control violation or series of Community Control violations. The participant understands if he/she is unsuccessfully terminated from the RCDC program he/she is subject to the following actions: ● A notice of intent to terminate is provided to the participant, and a Drug Court Revocation Hearing will be scheduled. The participant will be afforded legal representation for this process. ● If the Court finds that the participant is in violation of the of the RCPD program rules, then they will be terminated unsuccessfully from program. ● The Court then will accept the participant’s originally entered plea of guilt and will impose sanctions/penalties that could include incarceration. ● They will be ineligible to participate in the RCDC program for a period of five-years. THE PARTICIPANT ACKNOWLEDGES THAT HE/SHE HAS READ AND UNDERSTANDS THIS AGREEMENT, FREELY AND VOLUNTARILY RELINQUISHES THE RIGHTS DISCUSSED HEREIN AND AGREES TO ABIDE BY ALL THE RULES AND CONDITIONS OF THE RCDC PROGRAM. Signature of Participant Date
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