Problem Solving Courts |
Intro to PSCs Statewide Advisory Committee Training & Education Problem-solving courts offer a non-traditional approach to integrating treatment provision and criminal legal case processing. These courts rely on close collaboration by multidisciplinary teams, including members from the judicial and treatment communities, to provide both accountability and treatment and services to offenders to reduce substance use and recidivism. Problem solving courts have become an important part of the criminal justice landscape and the National Drug Court Resource Center estimates there are more than 3,800 problem solving courts across all 50 states. As of May 2023, there are 66 problem-solving courts in operation in 20 judicial districts in the State of Colorado. Available problem solving court programs include:
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CO PSC Accreditation Program
Colorado Collaborative Justice Conference
Colorado Peer Review Process
Problem Solving Court Advisory Committee
Professional Team Member Mentoring Program
Special Announcements |
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Business Resources |
Colorado PSC Team: Manager: Amanda Myers Analysts: Sarah Keck Dorinda Robinson-Thompson Leah Elsbernd Desiree Hermocillo Maya Ploss
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