Monroe County, Indiana

Problem Solving Court

MISSION

The mission of the Monroe County Problem Solving Court Program is to provide an opportunity and services
to selected offenders by addressing criminogenic risk factors behaviors through supervision and treatment.
The Problem Solving Court affords this opportunity for change through substance abuse/mental health treatment,
judicial interactions, case management, frequent drug testing, and the use of sanctions and reinforcers/incentives.

Monroe Circuit Court operates four certified problem solving court components under the oversight of Presiding Judge Mary Ellen Diekhoff.

Problem Solving Court Brochure

Monroe County Problem Solving Court Components:

Drug Treatment Court

The Drug Treatment Court provides: early identification, referral, and screening; access to comprehensive treatment and rehabilitation services; random and frequent drug testing; weekly reviews of participant progress; appropriate and timely sanctions for non-compliance; and appropriate and timely rewards for complaint behavior.  It is believed that participation in the drug court program will increase the likelihood that the participants will lead drug-free lifestyles and positively impact the public safety of the community.

Drug Treatment Court Participant Handbook and Program Information

Reentry Court

The Reentry Court identifies offenders who could benefit from structured supervision after being released early from incarceration. Reentry Court offers a compelling choice for individuals by providing close judicial supervision to enforce and encourage substance abuse treatment, and other social services needful for rehabilitation

Reentry Court Participant Handbook and Program Information

Mental Health Court

Mental Health Problem Solving Court strives to reduce recidivism among offenders with serious and chronic mental health issues through early identification, increased supervision, and increased facilitation of service provision, while preserving community safety and promoting judicial efficiency. The component respects the autonomy and dignity of individuals with mental health issues and promotes their independence and adherence to the law.

Mental Heath Court Participant Handbook and Program Information

Veterans Court

The Veterans Court addresses serious substance abuse and/or veteran related problems.  Veterans Court utilizes supportive services from the Veterans Administration, treatment providers and other rehabilitative options.

Veterans Court Participant Handbook and Program Information

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