Participants are transported from the jail to Volunteers of America VOA and are placed in a 90 day comprehensive alcohol treatment program. Services available include:. Upon completion of treatment, outstanding warrants are cleared and offenses are dismissed in the interests of justice, except if victim restitution is owed or there are DMV issues that cannot be waived.
Homeless, low level traffic and misdemeanor offenders trespassing, drinking in public, etc. The 3 to 6 month program involves on-site consultation at Loaves and Fishes homeless shelter and a monthly court appearance for assessing fees as part of an offense resolution.
Completion of the community service hours does not result in the dismissal of the case, and the participant may have other sentence requirements to fulfill before the case is closed. Toggle navigation. General Information The Judicial Council of California describes Collaborative Justice Courts as problem-solving courts that promote accountability by combining judicial supervision with rigorously monitored rehabilitation and treatment services in lieu of detention.
Adult Drug Court Drug Court is for defendants charged with non-violent drug possession, violations of probation, and certain drug-related and property crimes. This is a 12 to 18 months program that involves residential and outpatient services including: detoxification substance misuse mental health treatment relapse prevention reentry services drug testing case management housing therapeutic yoga, nutrition, mind-body services probation supervision You will be required to sign a contract with the court detailing the requirements pending verification of document of the treatment plan.
Drug Diversion - PC Drug Diversion may be offered to defendants charged with a first time drug offense and simple possession.
The program is an 18 to 36 months program that includes: 40 hours of drug education and group courses monthly meetings support group work drug testing for 6 months Upon proof of successful completion, Probation files a motion requesting the court to dismiss the charges.
Mental Health Treatment Mental Health Treatment is offered to non-violent defendants diagnosed with specified mental health disorders or co-occurring mental and substance use disorders.
Section By contrast, Vehicle Code section prohibits diversion for defendants charged with DUI offenses. The L. Pilot program expressly excluded DUIs from eligibility.
Commissioner Lozada found it curious that not once did any of the lawmakers mention that excluded DUI offenses from eligibility for misdemeanor diversion, suggesting legislative intent to exclude DUI offenses could not be inferred from such silence.
Every day people in other counties are being found suitable and receiving the great benefits of an outright dismissal and clean record to help them find great jobs and go on to live their best lives. But not you because you are unfortunate enough to have been arrested here in Sacramento or Stockton. Taxman filed several petitions in the Sacramento and San Joaquin Appellate Divisions to order judges to offer diversion to otherwise suitable defendants. The primary purpose of diversion is rehabilitation, and the decision to divert should be predicated on an in-depth appraisal of the background and personality of the particular individual before the court.
Probation Officers provide supportive case management in the community, teaming with local service providers with the goal of keeping youth and families together and maintaining safer communities.
Home Supervision and Electronic Monitoring. The assessment results drive the dynamic and individualized case planning process with an emphasis on criminogenic risk and protective factors. Through this guided process, evidence-based programs within the community are discussed and explored with the youth and family.
Referrals to community-based providers are made on-site and connection to service is timely. Supervision and support are provided by case managing officers who further collaborate with service providers, youth, families, and natural supports. Reentry Development for Youth. The target population for Reentry Development for Youth R. Best practices recognize that reentry planning and services begin at the time of admission to detention and continue beyond the youth's release and reintegration into the community.
This reentry continuum consists of three overlapping phases: 1 in the facility, 2 the transition out of the facility and into the community, and 3 in the community. Sacramento County's reentry process utilizes collaborative teaming to assess strengths and needs, develop transition and case plans, and make connections to services, education, housing and employment prior to release from custody.
The R. Through a collaborative teaming process with representatives from Probation, BHS, Primary Health, SCOE, service providers and most importantly, the youth and family, a transition plan is developed.
The collaborative process and plan implementation continue as case managing officers provide supervision and support within the community.
Community-Based Supervision. The CBSU is designed to give officers increased access to youth during the school day which provides a better opportunity to supervise and support them in the community.
This approach increases supervision efficiency, education and advocacy, and promotes healthy relationships between youth and officers. Through a fluid case planning process that often includes Child and Family Team CFT meetings, officers work with youth, families and community-based providers to ensure service needs are met.
Impact Services Unit. Probation officers in the Impact Services Unit provide enhanced case management services to youth on probation who are experiencing mental health disorders and sexual exploitation. Officers in this unit receive specific training in order to support the complex needs of the youth and their families.
The goals of Drug Diversion programs are to:. The Drug Diversion Program is a fee-for-service drug and alcohol education program designed for anyone facing a consequence due to alcohol or drug use. If our client continues to struggle with abstinence, a formal assessment and treatment plan are completed. A more intensive approach may be recommended- we know that each individual is unique, so treatment must be tailored to accommodate that.
All participants are placed in a 20 hour, 10 week programs, followed by six months of aftercare services.
Your programs have been extremely beneficial for our population and a fantastic option for my agents to utilize.
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