1. Integrating Treatment into Sentencing/Court Orders Hon. William F. Dressel President The National Judicial College

2. 1  Arrest 2  First Appearance Advise of Rights 3  Bond 4  PreTrial Hearing 5  Plea/Disposition 6  Trial Conference 7  Trial/Guilty Plea 8  Sentencing Legal System /Court Steps

3. Elements of a Sentence  Punishment  Supervision  Monitoring  CBT  Intervention/Criminogenic  Treatment  Restitution  Public Safety

4. v Community Mapping Mentoring Programs Recovery Programs Employmt Job Trng Literacy Programs Mental Health Svcs Social Services Family Therapy Faith Commnty Ethnic Organiztns Community Orgs Hospitals Recreation Libraries Schools Colleges Businesses Chamber of Commerce Gov’t Agencies Labor Unions Housing Insurance Agencies Law Enforcement ArtsMediaParamedics Lawyer Asst. Pgms Community Fndatns Community Probation

5. Pew Charitable Trust: 1 in 31 U.S. Adults are Behind Bars, on Parole or Probation  Sort offenders by risk to public safety to determine appropriate levels of supervision;  Base intervention programs on sound research about what works to reduce recidivism;  Harness advances in supervision technology such a electronic monitoring and rapid result alcohol & drug tests;  Impose swift and certain sanctions for offenders who break the rules of their release but who do not commit new crimes; and  Create incentives for offenders and supervision agencies to succeed, and monitor their performance.

6. The National Judicial College Advancing Justice Through Judicial Education