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Center for Court Innovation
Council of State Governments
Children and Family Futures
Justice Management Institute
Justice Programs Office of the School of Public Affairs at American University
Virginia's cost benefit analysis is easily located and contains info on cites and scholarships

National Association of Drug Court Professionals
National Center for DWI Courts
National Center for State Courts
National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges
National Drug Court Institute
Justice for Vets

How N. C. Drug Treatment Courts work:

Funding and expanding Drug Treatment Courts
The 12-minute tour of drug courts
Brain scans
Two Case Studies: Recovery by those who do not seek to recover
Workings of a Drug Court Team: Effectiveness of "Quick and Certain" reactions

The hook on the Good Shepherd's staff
Knowledge empowering probation officers Team meetings conveying knowledge
Three ways drug court is different from every other rehab
The components of a local drug court: All but one already exists
Graduation and recovery rates

Pregnant addicts and healthy babies
Different types of court-directed rehab modalities
Cost per participant of operating a drug court
Recidivism rates and state-wide cost savings arising from drug courts
County and local savings from drug court

Conservatives agree that drug courts save taxpayer dollars
Neuroscience, brain pharmacology support long-term treatment
Recent history of NC drug courts: funding challenges
Other online research
FAQ: Objections & Responses

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