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Judge Singer reports low recidivism, growth in veteran, domestic violence and youth specialty courts
Summary
Judge Singer told council the court’s specialty programs are producing low recidivism rates and expanding services: veterans court has 110 graduates, DV court shows under 3% recidivism with 74 completions, and a new youth court is handling large referral volumes.
Kingman Municipal Court Judge Singer delivered the department report focused on the court’s three specialty programs: veterans court, the domestic violence (DV) court and a newly established youth court.
Judge Singer said the veterans court, in operation since December 2015, has had 110 graduates with three graduating on May 21; in a recent graduate survey 13 respondents all reported maintaining sobriety since starting veterans court. He noted alumni engagement is a continued challenge and cited efforts to recruit mentors and run alumni events.
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