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Family Dependency Treatment Court
An Introduction
Contents
Purpose and Goal FDTC Team Participants Phases – Goals, Expectations,
Advancement Incentives Sanctions
Purpose - Goal
Promote recovery through a coordinated response to participants dependent on alcohol and other drugs
Improve outcomes for alcohol and other drug addicted individuals in the courts through collaboration, thereby: Enhancing public safety, ensuring
participant accountability, and reducing costs to society system
FDTC Team
FDTC – comprehensive and inclusive collaboration between core team members: Judge Drug Court Coordinator County Attorney/Prosecutor Public Defender Probation Officer/Social Worker Law Enforcment Chemical Dependency Expert/Clinical Tribal
Participants
Currently open in CHIPS Court Screened by the FDTC Team Volunteers to participate in good faith Signs terms of participation
Phase One Goals
Assessments Detoxification Primary Treatment Put into practice recovery skills and
relapse prevention skills
Phase One Expectations
Absolute sobriety Cooperate w/daily call in & random UA’s Enter & complete primary Tx Begin aftercare plan + recommended
support group meetings Court attendance on time weekly Cooperate with team Establish & maintain chemical free home
Minimum Required To Advance To Phase Two
Successful completion of primary treatment
Minimum of 12 weeks documented clean UA’s under family drug court-type regime
Team recommendation
Phase Two Goals
Continued sobriety Aftercare programming Re-integration into sober community Successful implementation of recovery
skills and relapse prevention skills Employment and/or schooling
Phase Two Expectations
Absolute sobriety Enter into & complete aftercare programming Continue any recommended support group
meetings Cooperate w/daily call in and random UA’s Court attendance on time every other week Cooperate with team members Make good faith effort to further employment
and/or schooling
Minimum Requirements to Advance to Phase Three
Participation in aftercare programming Minimum of 12 weeks documented clean
UA’s under family drug court regime since advancement to phase two
Team recommendation
Phase Three Goals
Continued aftercare programming Cognitive Skills programming and sober
parenting programming if recommended Successful implementation of recovery
skills and relapse prevention skills Employment and/or schooling Be a sober role model for other family
drug court participants
Phase Three Expectations
Absolute sobriety Complete cognitive skills or sober parenting
programming Cooperate w/daily call in & random UA’s Court attendance on time every four weeks Make a good faith effort to further employment
and/or schooling Cooperate with team Model sober behaviors for other family drug
court participants
Minimum Requirements to Advance and Graduate
Successful completion of aftercare programming
Successful completion of cognitive skills or sober parenting programming if recommended
Complete 52 weeks sobriety as documented by clean UA’s under family drug court regime
Incentives
Praise/recognition by the Court Gift certificates Bus passes Treatment medallions Certificates of accomplishment Clothing vouchers Gas cards, Respite care Recognition of birthdays; birthdays of children
Sanctions
Graduation from FDC requires 52 weeks of clean UA’s
Any positive UA or documented use – back to phase one reporting
Any failure to call in for a UA, failure to report for a UA or failure to provide a UA will be deemed a positive UA and will result in sanctions.
Sanction – 1st Incident
Before or During Primary Treatment Contempt – 90 days county jail, stayed;
participant is allowed to purge the contempt without serving time with compliance of rules
After Primary Treatment Contempt – 90 days county jail, stayed; if
previous contempt then updated Rule 25 and 48 hours in jail
Sanction – 2nd Incident
Before and During Primary Treatment Updated Rule 25/CD Assessment; 48
hours jail; detention or work release
After Primary Treatment Updated Rule 25 assessment; 5 days jail;
detention or work release
Sanction – 3rd Incident
Before and During Primary Treatment Updated Rule 25/CD Assessment; 48
hours jail; detention or work release
After Primary Treatment Updated Rule 25/CD Assessment; 10 days
jail; detention or work release
Sanctions – 4th Incident
Before and During Primary Treatment Updated Rule 25/CD Assessment; Hold in
jail; detention or work release pending placement in recommended treatment
After Primary Treatment Updated Rule 25/CD Assessment; 15 days
jail; detention or work release
Sanctions - Thereafter
Additional drug or alcohol use dealt with on an individual basis
Termination from Family Drug Court program
Report of unsuccessful completion to the CHIPS Court Judge
Sanctions - Intermediate
Failure to report to: Court, SW, Rule 25, Programs
Late report to: Court, treatment, or Court ordered appointments May include but not limited to: reprimand from
judge, implementation of curfew, detention/jail time, STS or other volunteer hours, increased BA’s/UA’s, increased Court appearances, increased monitoring by SW, increased support groups, or electronic monitoring or Drug Court UA/BA pager