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Intervention Principles and Practice Guidelines for Community Corrections on Underage Drinking
September brings the release of a new publication on the response of community corrections to the issue of underage drinking. The American Probation and Parole Association (APPA), in cooperation with the Pacific Institute for Research and Evaluation (PIRE), has developed a comprehensive document that explores the scope of this multi-faceted problems associated with alcohol use among youth. Undoubtedly, this is an issue that is one of the most significant public health and safety issues facing our nation’s youth. The document outlines a series of practice guidelines and guiding principles for the community corrections field with the intent to implement more effective responses to underage drinking youth who become involved in the justice system. In this seminar, the speakers will deliver a valuable summary of the document and discuss its resource value to all segments of the justice community. Participants will learn information in which they can use to implement practices that have been found to be effective in addressing the issues faced by working with underage drinking youth.
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9/29/2011 |
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Massachusetts District Attorneys Engage the Justice Community on the Topic of Underage Drinking
In an effort to engage the highest levels of our justice community on the topic of underage drinking, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts has engaged district attorneys in 4 of the 11 counties to assume a leadership role on the topic of underage drinking and their role in prevention and intervention.
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9/22/2011 |
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Voices of Effective Leadership
This video presentation is 54 minutes in length and recorded live during the 2011 OJJDP Enforcing Underage Drinking Laws (EUDL) National Leadership Conference in Orlando, Florida, as part of the conference judicial programming.
Program Description:
Leadership starts at the top with important top-down support. Join this session to learn how great examples from different disciplines
set underage drinking standards with clear expectations and accountability. Leaders believe in the importance of creating a safer and
healthier environment specifically for youth aged 18 to 21 years. They understand vigilance and preparation are extremely important.
These elements will be discussed and explained. Attendees also will learn how to empower leadership in enforcing underage drinking
laws that result in positive outcomes.
Moderator:
Linda Chezem, Indiana University Adjunct Faculty and Indiana Trial and Appellate Court Judge (retired)
Speakers:
Ron Bogle, North Carolina Superior Court Judge (retired)
David Watts, President of the University of Texas of the Permian Basin
Mark Shurtleff, State of Utah Attorney General
http://vimeo.com/30019909
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8/12/2011 |
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Reducing Underage Drinking: Research and Information for Judges on Harm Reduction and Prevention Initiatives.
Judges and justice community leaders are key players in community-wide efforts to emphasize the risks associated with underage drinking and related motor vehicle offenses. Judges may assume leadership roles on these issues in their community without impeding judicial independence. Prevention initiatives related to underage drinking and DUI offer promising outcomes but require continuing research and evaluation to determine their success and to improve their effectiveness.
No one sanction or strategy is successful unless used in combination with other measures. Our program will look at a range of responses applied by the justice community to address underage alcohol problems and hear from researchers about the most successful initiatives and why they appear to be effective.
Fell presentation
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6/22/2011 |
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How have budget cuts influenced the Court’s capacity to process underage alcohol cases?
States across the country are responding to the current budget crisis by implementing a number of cost-saving measures and state courts are called upon to assume part of the burden of these reductions. Responses range from personnel layoffs to a curtailed docket as well as the elimination of programming. Multnomah County Courts and the Multnomah County Department of Community Justice (Adult and Juvenile Divisions) have embraced prevention as an effective response to the underage drinking cases that come before the court. The effective data driven strategies developed by the county to address underage alcohol cases have been curtailed or eliminated due to budget cuts. Our faculty will explore how the Courts and Department of Community Justice of Multnomah County have responded to their budget cuts and measure the impact of the cuts on their underage alcohol strategy.
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/ Less Than an Ounce Letter to Parents
/ MIP Letter to Parents
/ warning letter Resource Grid
/ CSAP-Marijuana and Alcohol
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3/17/2011 |
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Judicial Round Table on Underage Drinking
This video presentation is 1 hour and 30 minutes in length and recorded live at the 2010 OJJDP’s Enforcing Underage Drinking Laws program in Anaheim, California as part of the conference judicial programming.
Program Description -
Issues related to underage alcohol use and abuses are a concern for us all but when these issues occur within a community with one or more institutions of higher education the problems can seem overwhelming. This program program explores how judges, administrative officers of the courts and university judicial officers have analyzed problems both inside and outside the college community. The session will look at the capacity of higher education institutions and explore how courts can leverage these resources while keeping their focus on the administration of justice.
Faculty -
Moderator Judge Linda Chezem. (Ret) Indiana Superior Court Judge Ronald Bogle (Ret.) - North Carolina Superior Court Judge Jim Van Winkle - Reno Nevada Municipal Court Mr. Kevin Richard - Director of Specialty Court Programs, Rhode Island Family Court District Attorney Timothy Cruz - District Attorney Plymouth County Massachusetts Ms. Carol Millie - University of Nevada Reno, Office of Judicial Conduct
http://vimeo.com/16474311
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8/18/2010 |
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A Range of Responses to Address Underage Alcohol Offenders: Is One Approach More Effective than Another?
Judge Ronald Bogle (Ret.), North Carolina Superior Court, Raleigh, NC
Willa Farrell, Director of Court Diversion, State of Vermont, Office of the Attorney General, Montpelier, VT
Jack Levine, Program Director, National Association of Youth Courts, Tallahassee, FL
Jack Levine Biography
/ Vermont's Teen Alcohol Safety Program
/ Significance of Youth Courts
/ NAYC Publications List
/ Effective Advocacy
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7/28/2010 |
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Reno Judges, University of Nevada at Reno Student Code of Conduct Officers, and Police, Innovatively Address College Drinking
Judge Jim Van Winkle, Reno Municipal Court, Reno
Carol Millie, Office of Student Judicial Affairs, Program Coordinator University of Nevada
Brian M. Sooudi, Deputy City Attorney, Reno
Eric James, Commander, University of Nevada, Reno Police
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4/28/2010 |
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From the Community to the Courts: A Comprehensive Strategy to Address Underage Alcohol Problems in Long Beach, NY
- Ms. Patricia Hincken, Director of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services, Long Beach Medical Center, Long Beach, NY
- Attorney Danial Grusenmeyer, Nassau County District Attorney’s Office, NY
- Judge Stanley Smolkin (Ret.), State of NY, Long Beach City Court
Long Beach Presentation
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2/17/2010 |
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Judges to Judges: What is the Impact of Underage Drinking on the Courts' Caseloads?
• Judge Lucinda Masterton, Kentucky Court of Justice, Circuit 22 Family Court, Lexington, Kentucky
• Judge Michael McPhail, Forrest County Youth Court, State of Mississippi, Hattiesburg, Mississippi
• Judge Thomas Bamberger, Associate Justice, New Hampshire District Court System
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9/30/2009 |
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Communities Working with the Judiciary to Address Underage Drinking
• Dr. Ted Miller, Principle Research Scientist, Pacific Institute for Research and Evaluation, Calverton, MD
• Ms. Sheila Nesbitt, Chief of Training, Minnesota Institute of Public Health, Mounds View, MN
• Mr. Kevin Richard, Director of Juvenile Services/Specialty Courts, R.I. Family Court. Providence, RI
Miller presentation
/ Nesbitt presentation
/ Richard presentation
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7/22/2009 |
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The Probation and Judicial Response: Moving Down the Continuum for the Enforcement of Underage Drinking Laws
• Mr. Carl Wicklund - Exec. Dir., American Probation and Parole Association, Lexington, KY
• Ms. Susan Burke - Asst. Juvenile Court Administrator, Admin. Office of the Courts. Salt Lake City, UT
• Judge Thomas Bamberger, Assoc. Justice, NH District Court System
Handout
/ Judicial Leadership
/ Reclaiming Futures
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5/27/2009 |
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Looking Through the Glass Darkly on Underage Drinking
• Dr. Sean O'Connor, M.D., Prof. of Psyc. & Biomed. Engineering, IN U. School of Med.
• Judge Linda Chezem, Prof., Dept. of Youth Dev. & Agriculture Education, Coll. Of Agriculture, Purdue U.
• Claudia Fernandes, Pres., Nat. Assoc. of State Judicial Educators, Sr. Ed. Specialist, Admin. Off. Of the Courts, CA
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3/26/2009 |
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