Definition: A Veterans Treatment Court is “a hybrid integration of drug court and mental health court principles to serve military veterans, and sometimes active-duty personnel.
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- Accession Number030018
"This white paper is based on a series of interviews, buttressed by personal observations, of key players in half a dozen jurisdictions where Veterans Treatment Courts have been operating with marked success. Neither graphs nor charts nor a plethora of statistics are employed to illustrate the protocols and practices of these therapeutic courts. Instead, proponents and practitioners intimately involved in the founding and operation of these courts relate how they are “the right thing to do” for combat veterans who commit certain crimes that are associated with the lingering legacy of their wartime experiences.
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Accession Number029869This program on justice-involved veterans, highlights the lifesaving role being played by veterans treatment courts (VTCs) across the country.