Comments for Ca Association of Drug Court Professionals http://www.cadcp.org representing the interests of drug courts and other collaborative justice court programs in California Sat, 18 Feb 2012 01:44:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 Comment on Members’ Hot Topics by CADCP Communications http://www.cadcp.org/members-only-welcome/membership-hot-topics/#comment-80 CADCP Communications Sat, 18 Feb 2012 01:44:32 +0000 http://www.cadcp.org/?page_id=2607#comment-80 DRUG COURT/AB 109 SUMMIT The California Association of Drug Court Professionals is hosting a one day DRUG COURT AND OTHER COLLABORATIVE COURTS/AB 109 SUMMIT DATE: May 10, 2012 LOCATION: Administrative Office of the Courts, San Francisco FREE lunch and NO registration fees! This workshop is to address issues in your county related to Drug and Collaborative Courts and AB109 as well as the new “mandatory supervision” including: ► Where do Drug Courts fit in this new world? ► Is Probation Working with treatment? ► Is Flash Incarceration alone a “Best Practice? In order to prepare for this event, please answer these questions: #1. Are you be able to attend a one day conference on these and similar issues? (May 10th – San Francisco AOC building – NO registration fee and FREE lunch!) #2. Are you be able to stay for the May 11th Collaborative Courts Homelessness Summit? (San Francisco, AOC building – free lunch and NO registration fees!) #3. Whether you can or cannot attend – please send three (3) ‘issues’ comments, concerns, problems that are facing your counties’ drug courts with the implementation of AB109 – YOUR LIST OF CONCERNS: 1. 2. 3. We need to hear from YOU – #4. Are you a current CADCP member? If not – why not? (you can now join/renew your membership on the CADCP website: www.cadcp.org ) THANK YOU! Your personal feedback is VERY important! REGISTRATION FOR THIS SESSION WILL BE LIMITED TO THE FIRST 200 PEOPLE TO SIGN UP. ► Watch for more news about the AB 109 Summit in your CADCP Communiqués and at www.cadcp.org. PLEASE E-MAIL YOUR ANSWERS TO COMMUNICATIONS@CADCP.ORG DRUG COURT/AB 109 SUMMIT
The California Association of Drug Court Professionals is hosting a one day DRUG COURT AND OTHER COLLABORATIVE COURTS/AB 109 SUMMIT
DATE: May 10, 2012 LOCATION: Administrative Office of the Courts, San Francisco
FREE lunch and NO registration fees!
This workshop is to address issues in your county related to Drug and Collaborative Courts and AB109 as well as the new “mandatory supervision” including:
► Where do Drug Courts fit in this new world?
► Is Probation Working with treatment?
► Is Flash Incarceration alone a “Best Practice?
In order to prepare for this event, please answer these questions:
#1. Are you be able to attend a one day conference on these and similar issues? (May 10th – San Francisco AOC building – NO registration fee and FREE lunch!)
#2. Are you be able to stay for the May 11th Collaborative Courts Homelessness Summit? (San Francisco, AOC building – free lunch and NO registration fees!)
#3. Whether you can or cannot attend – please send three (3) ‘issues’ comments, concerns, problems that are facing your counties’ drug courts with the implementation of AB109 –
YOUR LIST OF CONCERNS:
1.
2.
3.
We need to hear from YOU –
#4. Are you a current CADCP member? If not – why not? (you can now join/renew your membership on the CADCP website: http://www.cadcp.org )
THANK YOU! Your personal feedback is VERY important!
REGISTRATION FOR THIS SESSION WILL BE LIMITED TO THE FIRST 200 PEOPLE TO SIGN UP.
► Watch for more news about the AB 109 Summit in your CADCP Communiqués and at http://www.cadcp.org.

PLEASE E-MAIL YOUR ANSWERS TO COMMUNICATIONS@CADCP.ORG

]]> Comment on Members’ Hot Topics by CADCP Communications http://www.cadcp.org/members-only-welcome/membership-hot-topics/#comment-79 CADCP Communications Sat, 11 Feb 2012 15:49:48 +0000 http://www.cadcp.org/?page_id=2607#comment-79 The sanctions and incentives used for Adult Drug Court are not the same as those used in Family Dependency Court. That leads me to believe that there may be some approaches at work for veterans that are different from those other two courts, different, but valuable to share because of the variety of people who appear in these various courts. A team working with one population might come up with an approach that would be of value in working with other populations. The sanctions and incentives used for Adult Drug Court are not the same as those used in Family Dependency Court. That leads me to believe that there may be some approaches at work for veterans that are different from those other two courts, different, but valuable to share because of the variety of people who appear in these various courts.

A team working with one population might come up with an approach that would be of value in working with other populations.

]]> Comment on Members’ Hot Topics by CADCP Communications http://www.cadcp.org/members-only-welcome/membership-hot-topics/#comment-76 CADCP Communications Sat, 31 Dec 2011 00:11:50 +0000 http://www.cadcp.org/?page_id=2607#comment-76 Why not ask about incentives, too, while you are at it? Why not ask about incentives, too, while you are at it?

]]> Comment on Members’ Hot Topics by CADCP Communications http://www.cadcp.org/members-only-welcome/membership-hot-topics/#comment-74 CADCP Communications Wed, 21 Dec 2011 19:54:12 +0000 http://www.cadcp.org/?page_id=2607#comment-74 What sanctions work in Veterans Treatment Court? What sanctions work in Veterans Treatment Court?

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