Court services highlights problem-solving courts, cites high supervision workload and testing volumes
Court services presented details on four certified problem-solving courts — drug, veterans, treatment alternative and DUI courts — describing staff structures, participant risk profiles, home visits, drug-testing volume and the courts’ role in reducing recidivism and potential jail costs.
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Court services told the Kane County Judicial Public Safety Committee on March 13 that its four certified problem-solving courts operate with a team-based model and serve a higher-risk population than regular probation caseloads, and the department outlined workload and service-delivery figures.
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