Treatment Court definition

Treatment Court or “Specialty Court” means a drug or mental health court program, including veteran dockets and co-occurring dockets, which incorporates treatment services and judicial supervision in lieu of traditional sentencing.

Treatment Court or “Specialty Court” means a drug or mental health court program which incorporates treatment services and judicial supervision in lieu of traditional sentencing.

Treatment Court means the Steele-Waseca Drug Court.

Examples of Treatment Court in a sentence

• King County Family Treatment Court Outcome Evaluation: Final Report.

• Veterans Treatment Court Program offenders shall be required to complete phases of the program, and all other requirements, as identified in the VTC Program Description, the VTC Participant Handbook, and the VTC Participation Agreement.

• Modifications may include, but are not limited to, commitment to a non-lockdown residential treatment facility, commitment to a Community-Based Correctional Facility (CBCF), local jail incarceration, revocation of the offender’s Intervention in Lieu of Conviction, termination from the Veterans Treatment Court Program, and/or revocation of the offender’s community control.

• Reasons for termination from the Veterans Treatment Court Program include, but are not limited to, failure to remain clean from illegal substances, violations of the rules of community control, violations of the conditions as set forth for an Intervention in Lieu of Conviction, and/or failure to comply with the Veterans Treatment Court Program Participation Agreement.

• The sentencing judge shall have final discretion to decide if the offender is ordered to the Veterans Treatment Court Program.

• Once the offender has been ordered to the Veterans Treatment Court Program as a condition of community control, or as a condition for Intervention in Lieu of Conviction, along with any other appropriate sanctions, the case shall be transferred to the Veterans Treatment Court judge where any, and all further Court proceedings with respect to that, shall be heard by the VTC judge.

• Any such hearing shall be adjudicated by the Veterans Treatment Court Program judge.

• The Governor shall commission and appoint mine inspectors from among persons holding valid unexpired certificates of qualification issued by the examining board under this act or under any previous act, and each mine inspector shall hold office during good behavior or until removed from office as herein provided.

• Administrative oversight for implementation of the Drug Treatment Court Act shall be conducted by the Supreme Court of Virginia.

• The Michigan Association of Treatment Court Professionals published the MATCP Drug Testing Manual, 2nd Edition, as a reference for treatment courts.

More Definitions of Treatment Court

Treatment Court means the Wabasha County Treatment Court.

Treatment Court means a court that follows the Idaho Treatment Court Best Practice Standards, and utilizes judicial monitoring, close supervision, testing and treatment of high risk and high need criminal justice involved individuals with behavioral health issues. As used in these Rules, Treatment Court includes all adult Drug Courts, DUI Courts, Mental Health Courts, Wood Courts, Young Adult Courts, Domestic Violence Drug Courts, and Veteran’s Treatment Courts, but shall not include Domestic Violence Courts, Juvenile Drug Courts, or Child Protection Drug Courts.

Treatment Court means a specialty court established by the Eighteenth (18th) Judicial District Court implementing a program of incentives and sanctions intended to assist a defendant in recovering from an addiction to alcohol or other drugs and to cease associated criminal behavior.

Treatment Court means a treatment court as defined in s. 340.01 (72p).

Treatment Court means Goodhue County Drug Treatment Court.