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Judge repeatedly orders ISF inpatient treatment instead of revocation for several probationers
Summary
In multiple probation-revocation hearings, the court continued defendants on probation conditional on completion of ISF inpatient treatment and outpatient JCDI aftercare; several defendants were warned that failure to complete programs would lead to revocation and possible prison terms.
In a series of probation-revocation and sentencing hearings, the 252nd District Court continued several defendants on probation conditional on entry to and successful completion of an inpatient program known as ISF, followed by outpatient JCDI aftercare.
Judge West told multiple defendants that completing the ISF treatment would keep felony convictions off their records, but failure to complete the program would prompt revocation and exposure to the full statutory prison range. "If you don't make it through ISF…
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