Unsuccessful Termination. In recognition of the reality of relapse as a part of recovery from drug or alcohol addiction, every effort should be made to continue to work with C.A.R.E. participants. All parties realize, however, that there will be circumstances in which it is appropriate to terminate as unsuccessful a participant from C.A.R.E. Unsuccessful termination may be of two types:
Unsuccessful Termination. In recognition of the reality of relapse as a part of recovery from drug or alcohol addiction and/or in addressing underlying causes of criminal activity, every effort should be made to continue to work with Participants. All parties realize, however, that there will be some circumstances in which it is appropriate to terminate a Participant from the PACS program as unsuccessful. Unsuccessful termination may be either voluntary or involuntary and, in either circumstance, will result in the Participant not receiving the benefits provided for successful completion of the PACS program in the Participant’s agreement. The Originating District Judge will have access to the Participant’s PACS Program File, which will document all successes, failures, and sanctions that occurred during the PACS program. Circumstances giving rise to involuntary termination of this type may include:
Unsuccessful Termination. In recognition of the reality of relapse as a part of recovery from drug or alcohol addiction and/or in addressing underlying causes of criminal activity, every effort should be made to continue to work with Participants. All parties realize, however, that there will be some circumstances in which it is appropriate to terminate a Participant from the CASA program as unsuccessful. Unsuccessful termination may be either voluntary or involuntary and, in either circumstance, will result in the Participant proceeding to sentencing before the CASA Program Judicial Officer on the charge to which the Participant entered a guilty plea without receiving the benefits provided for successful completion of the CASA program in the Participant’s plea agreement. The CASA Program Judicial Officer will have access to and may consider for purposes of sentencing the Participant’s CASA Program File, which will document all successes, failures, and sanctions that occurred during the CASA program. Circumstances giving rise to involuntary termination of this type may include:
Unsuccessful Termination. In recognition of the reality of relapse as a part of recovery from drug or alcohol addiction, every effort should be made to continue to work with Program Participants. All parties realize, however, that there will be some circumstances in which it is appropriate to terminate as unsuccessful a Participant from the Program. Unsuccessful termination may be of two types: 6 This 7-day limit will not apply to orders of participation within a program of community corrections and does not preclude the ability of the PO to place a Participant in a residential reentry center for transitional purposes.
Unsuccessful Termination. There will be some circumstances in which it is appropriate to terminate as unsuccessful a participant from the program. Unsuccessful termination may be of two types:
