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September is Recovery Month

Hon. Peggy Hora (Ret.)

Tuesday, 11 September 2018 / Published in Drugs, Substance Use Disorder, Treatment

A Time of Celebration and Hope www.recoverymonth.gov In Memorium: Christopher Kennedy Lawford, 33 years sober. While recovery should be celebrated every day, September is the 29thAnnual National Recovery Month to

The Trauma-Informed Courtroom

Hon. Peggy Hora (Ret.)

Tuesday, 31 July 2018 / Published in Law, Problem Solving Courts

Why do judges and other justice professionals need to be cognizant of trauma as it relates to court cases? Like it or not, trauma seems to be the overwhelming negative

Treatment Court: Is Yours Sustainable? (Part Three)

David Wallace

Tuesday, 10 July 2018 / Published in Drug Courts, DWI Courts, Mental Health Courts, Problem Solving Courts, Veterans Courts

As you develop your sustainability plan, it can be easy to overlook those resources that may not have a financial cost for your court. Once you have your concepts, develop the steps and then ASK! It’s amazing what Treatment Courts can achieve when they set their collective mind to it.

Sustainability Treatment Courts

Treatment Court: Is Yours Sustainable? (Part Two)

David Wallace

Tuesday, 26 June 2018 / Published in Drug Courts, DWI Courts, Mental Health Courts, Problem Solving Courts, Veterans Courts

Part Two – Marketing Your Treatment Court Typically, the court system does not promote or advertise its work. Sadly, it is not like the court system has a shortage of

Sustainability Treatment Courts

Community Supervision: An Essential Part of Treatment Courts

Justice Speakers Institute

Tuesday, 19 June 2018 / Published in Concepts in Problem Solving Courts, Problem Solving Courts

By: Helen Harberts, Guest Author Persons suffering from substance use disorders do not just suffer during government hours! Indeed, they often suffer more when they are not receiving treatment and

Treatment Court: Is Yours Sustainable? (Part One)

David Wallace

Tuesday, 05 June 2018 / Published in Drug Courts, DWI Courts, Mental Health Courts, Problem Solving Courts, Veterans Courts

Part One – A Sustainability Plan When I was the Senior Director at NADCP’s National Center for DWI Courts, I trained new teams on how to implement DWI Courts, and

Sustainability Treatment Courts

Incentives In Your Treatment Courts: Are You Focused On The Right Thing?

Justice Speakers Institute

Tuesday, 29 May 2018 / Published in Incentives and Sanctions in Treatment Courts, Problem Solving Courts

By: Helen Harberts, Guest Author Most treatment courts are well aware of the importance of responding to participant behavior in a swift and certain manner. Reliable detection of good behavior

Incentives Sanctions Treatment Courts

To Test or Not to Test – Reasonable Suspicion in the Workplace

Hon. Brian MacKenzie (Ret.)

Tuesday, 22 May 2018 / Published in Corporate Safety, Drug Policies, Drug Testing, Law

Within a workplace setting what does an employer do when there is a legitimate reason to believe that the employee has been abusing alcohol or taking other drugs. The law

Natural Hurricanes Bring Humane Responses

Hon. Kevin Burke (JSI Associate)

Tuesday, 15 May 2018 / Published in Law, Race

But how do we deal with the man made hurricane of racial bigotry? Our nation has seen the horror that Hurricanes Harvey and Irma caused. What happened was not simply

Gideon Is Not a Promise but a Constitutional Mandate

Hon. Brian MacKenzie (Ret.)

Tuesday, 08 May 2018 / Published in Law

In Gideon vs. Wainwright the Supreme Court announced that the right to an attorney was both “fundamental and essential” to rule of law under the Sixth Amendment to our Constitution,

The Justice Speakers Institute Continues Outreach with Training on Trauma-Informed Courts in Jamaica

The Justice Speakers Institute (JSI), as part o...
Justice Speaks Podcast #71

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