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Treatment Court Dockets Vermont Treatment Court Dockets Compassion & Accountability ~~~~~ Innovative Practices Conference Vermont Law School November 15, 3013

Treatment Courts in Vermont: ~~~~~ 3 Adult Treatment Court Dockets: Chittenden, Rutland and Washington Chittenden Mental Health Court Docket Franklin Juvenile Treatment Court Docket Caledonia Family Treatment Court Docket Windsor DUI Court Docket

Adult Treatment Courts Serve: High needs/high risk individuals: those who are likely to continue to engage in criminal behavior without an intervention. Criteria: Substance abuse addiction Co-occurring disorders Crimes related to substance abuse A potential sentence long enough to justify a 16-18 month program

Treatment Courts Provide: Intensive substance abuse treatment Wrap around case management Mental health treatment Drug testing - twice a week Regular status hearings before a judge Referrals for: housing and housing supports health services job skills training & employment educational services other needed supports

Treatment Court Structure Program Phases Orientation Phase: ~30 days Clinical & legal eligibility Orientation for referred individual Change of plea Plea agreement Participant contract signed

Phase 1: Stabilization: Detoxification Safe and sober housing Residential treatment Intensive outpatient treatment Bi-weekly court sessions Drug testing / 60 days

Phases 2 & 3: Change & Recovery As progress is made, there are additional requirements: Treatment groups Employment Education Aftercare plan Monthly court sessions Drug testing / 90 days.

GRADUATION & DISPOSITIONS