Integrating Treatment into

Sentencing/Court OrdersHon. William F. Dressel

PresidentThe National Judicial College

1Arrest

2First Appearance Advise of Rights

3Bond

4PreTrial Hearing 5Plea/Disposition

6Trial Conference 7Trial/Guilty Plea

8Sentencing

Legal System /CourtSteps

Elements of a Sentence

Punishment Supervision Monitoring CBT Intervention/Criminogenic Treatment Restitution Public Safety

v Community Mapping

MentoringPrograms

Recovery Programs

EmploymtJob Trng

LiteracyPrograms

Mental Health Svcs

Social Services

Family Therapy

Faith Commnty

Ethnic Organiztns

Community Orgs

Hospitals

Recreation Libraries

Schools Colleges

Businesses

Chamber of Commerce

Gov’t Agencies

Labor Unions

Housing

Insurance Agencies

Law Enforcement

Arts

Media

Paramedics

Lawyer Asst. Pgms

Community Fndatns

Community

Probation

Pew Charitable Trust: 1 in 31 U.S. Adults are Behind Bars, on Parole or Probation

Sort offenders by risk to public safety to determine appropriate levels of supervision; Base intervention programs on sound research about what works to reduce recidivism; Harness advances in supervision technology such a electronic monitoring and rapid result alcohol & drug tests; Impose swift and certain sanctions for offenders who break the rules of their release but who do not commit new crimes; and Create incentives for offenders and supervision agencies to succeed, and monitor their performance.

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