1. Problem Solving Courts
... participator's needs. Stacy Lee Burns states, "Problem-solving courts share the common goal of altering participants' so-called ˜deviant' ways and reforming them into law-abiding citizens, having a future-oriented focus on treatment and recovery (rather than on blame and punishment for past misconduct) " (Burns 2010, p 75). Problem-solving courts also seek to achieve tangible outcomes for victims, offenders ... graduates from the program (Berman 132). In the Huddleston article, they looked at seven meta-analyses conducted by independent scientific teams. They found that Adult Drug Court...
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