A2:

Making Collaboration Easier Than it Looks

C1:

G1:

I1:

H1:

Community Supervision in Problem Solving Courts: Supporting Recovery

Family Courts: Assessing and Addressing Family Needs in Famly Drug Courts

Sustainability and Promoting Your Drug Court to your Community

The Intersection of Substance Abuse Issues and Domestic Violence Issues

Trauma Informed Responses for Law Enforcement

G2:

K1:

Sources

How to Beat a Drug Test

J2:

N1:

O1:

R1:

U1:

X1:

Marlowe:

Working with Drug Court Clients at Each Stage of Change

Using Knowledge of Evidence-Based     Practices to Self-Assess Your Drug Court: Practical Tips and Tools

Developing a Statewide Drug Court Data
Tracking System: The Why, What, & How of It

Center For Court Innoviation: Drug Court Policy Survey

Program Assessment

NIJ's Multi-site Adult Drug Court Evaluation Courtroom Obervation Protocol

Evidence- Based Strategies for Working With Offenders

Recidivism 101

What are Criminogenic Needs and Why are they Important?

Rehabilitating Criminal Justice Policy and Practice

The Grant is Over - Now What?  Refinancing and Redirection as Real Sustainability Planning for your Drug Court

Specialty Courts Panel

Attorneys in Drug Courts: Not for the Faint of Heart

The Computerized Assessment and Referral System (CARS)- Identifing Mental Health Disorders Among DUI Offenders

ADULT DRUG COURT

BEST PRACTICE STANDARDS
VOLUME I

ADULT DRUG COURT
BEST PRACTICE STANDARDS
VOLUME II

Behavior Modification 101 for
Drug Courts: Making the Most
of Incentives and Sanctions

ALTERNATIVE TRACKS IN ADULT
DRUG COURTS: Matching Your Program
to the Needs of Your Clients

TARGETING THE RIGHT PARTICIPANTS
FOR ADULT DRUG COURTS
PART ONE OF A TWO-PART SERIES

The Multisite Adult Drug Court Evaluation

Research Update on Family Drug Courts

Research Update on Adult Drug Courts

Research Update on Juvenile Drug Treatment Courts

Waves OF the Future: Drug Courts and Population Health

Sept 25th:

Sept 25th

Howard Shaffer:

Toward a Syndrome Model of Addiction:

Multiple Expressions, Common Etiology