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Tulsa special services docket pairs clinical case management with deferred charges, city says
2257164 · February 10, 2025
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Officials and partner agencies described the special services docket as an alternative for low-level misdemeanor offenders with mental-health or substance-use needs; graduates may have charges dismissed and data show most have no new charges within six months, presenters said.
The special services docket in Tulsa offers an alternative process for people charged with low-level municipal misdemeanors, focusing on treatment and social supports rather than traditional prosecution, presenters said.
Representatives from program partners described eligibility…
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