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Official Document Type
Grant
Approved Date
06/21/2005
Control Number
2005-217
Agenda Item Number
7.K.
Entity Name
Florida Department of Law Enforcement
Subject
Edward Byrbe Memorial Justice Assistance Grant
Alternate Name
JAG
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IN <br /> Application for Funding Assistance <br /> Florida Department of Law Enforcement <br /> Justice Assistance Grant - County-wide <br /> w ; <br /> fi <br /> rn <br /> Project Summary <br /> Indian River County Drug Testing Program <br /> The mission of Indian River County? s Drug Testing program is to support juvenile drug court and <br /> juvenile court to stop the use and abuse of alcohol and other drugs and related criminal activity in <br /> our juveniles . Indian River County?s juvenile drug courts offer a compelling choice for juveniles <br /> whose criminal justice involvement stems from AOD use : participation in treatment. In exchange <br /> for successful completion of the treatment program , the court may dismiss the original charge , <br /> reduce or set aside a sentence , offer some lesser penalty, or offer a combination of these . Drug <br /> courts transform the roles of both criminal justice practitioners and AOD treatment providers . <br /> Indian River County? s Juvenile Drug Court and Juvenile Court creates an environment with clear <br /> and certain rules . The rules are definite , easy to understand , and most important, compliance is <br /> within the individual ?s control . The rules are based on the participant ? s performance and are <br /> measurable , ie the drug tests reveal drug use or abstinence . The participant? s performance is <br /> immediately and directly communicated to the judge , who rewards progress or penalizes <br /> noncompliance . The court programs should have the capacity to demonstrate tangible outcomes . <br /> Indian River County?s Court will have this ability to demonstrating reductions in AOD use via this <br /> drug testing program . <br /> Abstinence will be monitored by frequent alcohol and other drug testing . The purpose of this is <br /> frequent court-ordered AOD testing is essential . An accurate testing program is the most <br /> objective and efficient way to establish a framework for accountability and to gauge each <br /> participant's progress . Modern technology offers highly reliable testing to determine if an <br /> individual has recently used specific drugs . The Substance Abuse Council continues to utilize a <br /> Dade Behring ? V-Twin ? drug screening analyzer utilizing the EMIT® ( Enzyme Multiplied <br /> Immunoassay Technique) Technology Principal . <br /> It is commonly recognized that alcohol use frequently contributes to relapse among individuals <br /> whose primary drug of choice is not alcohol . AOD testing results are objective measures of <br /> treatment effectiveness , as well as a source of important information for periodic review of <br /> treatment progress . AOD testing helps shape the ongoing interaction between the court and each <br /> participant . Timely and accurate test results promote frankness and honesty among all parties . <br /> AOD testing is central to the court?s monitoring of participant compliance . It is a main objective of <br /> the program . It gives the participant immediate information about his or her own progress , making <br /> the participant active and involved in the treatment process rather than a passive recipient of <br /> services . <br /> Performance Objectives : <br /> The Indian River County Drug Testing Program proposes to provide IRC juveniles frequent drug <br /> testing according to the following standards . <br /> 1 . AOD testing policies and procedures are based on established and tested guidelines . <br /> 2 . Testing may be administered randomly or at scheduled intervals , but occurs no less than once <br /> a week during the first several months of an individual ?s enrollment . <br /> Application Ref # 2006-JAGC-221 Section #2 Page 3 of 4 <br /> Contract -JAGC- INRk - - <br />
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