King County Superior Court·Mar 10King County Drug Diversion Court Reaches Milestone of 3,000 GraduatesKing County Drug Diversion Court (KCDDC) will hold an in-person graduation ceremony on March 11, 2026 in the Presiding Courtroom (E-942) of…
King County Superior Court·May 16, 2023King County Proclaims May Treatment Court Month. Here’s What That Means for ParticipantsThe King County Council and the King County Executive proclaimed May Treatment Court Month. This recognizes and celebrates the success of…
Project Bono·Jan 28, 2023What Is a Deferred Entry of Judgment?Want to avoid a criminal conviction as a first-time offender? Learn about Deferred Entry of Judgement (DEJ) and how it can benefit you.
Project Bono·Jan 27, 2023The Importance of Certificate Integrity for Court-Ordered Programs: How Project Bono Ensures…When it comes to court-ordered programs, certificate integrity is of the utmost importance. Not only do these certificates serve as proof…
Project Bono·Dec 31, 2022New Study Reveals Shocking 2022 DUI Statistics in WisconsinDriving under the influence has long been a serious issue in the United States, with the state of Wisconsin being no exception.
King County Superior Court·May 27, 2022“Everybody was for you” Fredrick shares his experience in King County Drug Diversion CourtIn March 2021, facing more than 57 months in prison for vehicle theft, Freddie was given a chance at Drug Court. His opioid use had started…
King County Superior Court·May 25, 2022For Drug Court Month, One Family Shares a Story of ResiliencePaul and Leanne spent years worrying about their son and wondering if he was OK.
Elijah Lininger·Dec 5, 2021LOUISIANA DRUG COURTSThe system of drug courts changes from state to state, same with the sentencing procedures. Most of the work that is cited in this paper is…
Samantha Waters·Feb 23, 2021Addiction is NOT A CRIMEYou heard me correctly. It has taken me a long time to come to this conclusion, so I understand if it sounds completely foreign, especially…
David Whitesock·Oct 23, 2020Drug courts are a reactionary intervention — we can do betterBut absolutists positions will not convince or effect change
