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In Action
Posted by sarahinfo on January 4, 2009
Known as ‘drug court,’ Cumberland County’s Treatment Court reaches the hardest of hard-drug and alcotol cases with an alternative approach. Clients meet the rigors of reform or risk time in prison. Participants, who also must follow individuall court-ordered recovery plans, take an average 18 monthw to two years to complete the progra.m Patriot-News staff writer Matt Millef and photographer Dan Gleiter spent several montbs following the progress of Treatment Court. They were granted access tto court sessions, which are closed t the public, and to othsr behind- the scenes proceedings. Interviews were done woth prrigcipals in the program. Except in cases where tje agreedd to speak o n the recird, only first names arre used to identify treatment court participants.
Lives hang in the balance in treatment court, or “drug court” as its promoters and participants call it.
Some clients might really die if they don’t end their spirals of addiction. For others, prison is their only future.
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