(a) (1) A specialty court program judge may authorize a participant to complete a specialty court program in another county with the consent of the receiving judge.(2) A written order reflecting the authorization shall be signed by both judges.(3) The participant's case in the originating county shall remain open until the originating court enters an appropriate order that:(A) The court has received notification from the receiving county that the participant has successfully completed the specialty court program; or(B) The participant did not successfully complete the specialty court program or was otherwise terminated from the specialty court program and subsequently sentenced.(4) To ensure that multiple criminal cases are not opened for the same charge, no new criminal case shall be created by the receiving county.(5) A specialty court program established in a circuit court may only utilize this section to authorize supervision of a program participant by another specialty court program established in a circuit court, and a DWI/BWI specialty court program may only authorize supervision of a program participant by another DWI/BWI specialty court program.
(1) A specialty court program judge may authorize a participant to complete a specialty court program in another county with the consent of the receiving judge.
(2) A written order reflecting the authorization shall be signed by both judges.
(3) The participant's case in the originating county shall remain open until the originating court enters an appropriate order that:(A) The court has received notification from the receiving county that the participant has successfully completed the specialty court program; or(B) The participant did not successfully complete the specialty court program or was otherwise terminated from the specialty court program and subsequently sentenced.
(A) The court has received notification from the receiving county that the participant has successfully completed the specialty court program; or
(B) The participant did not successfully complete the specialty court program or was otherwise terminated from the specialty court program and subsequently sentenced.
(4) To ensure that multiple criminal cases are not opened for the same charge, no new criminal case shall be created by the receiving county.
(5) A specialty court program established in a circuit court may only utilize this section to authorize supervision of a program participant by another specialty court program established in a circuit court, and a DWI/BWI specialty court program may only authorize supervision of a program participant by another DWI/BWI specialty court program.
(b) (1) A participant shall comply with the policies and procedures of the receiving specialty court program.(2) The receiving court shall be responsible for ensuring the participant's adherence to the specialty court program's policies and procedures, shall have the authority to order treatment, and shall have the authority to impose sanctions, including a period of incarceration.(3) (A) If the receiving specialty court program judge determines that the participant has successfully completed the specialty court program, the receiving specialty court program judge shall notify the originating specialty court program judge and request that the appropriate orders be entered in the participant's case.(B) (i) If the receiving specialty court program judge decides that the participant should be removed from the specialty court program, the receiving specialty court program judge shall enter an order returning the participant's supervision to the originating specialty court program.(ii) Upon return of the participant's supervision to the originating specialty court program, the specialty court program judge shall determine an appropriate disposition of the matter.
(1) A participant shall comply with the policies and procedures of the receiving specialty court program.
(2) The receiving court shall be responsible for ensuring the participant's adherence to the specialty court program's policies and procedures, shall have the authority to order treatment, and shall have the authority to impose sanctions, including a period of incarceration.
(3) (A) If the receiving specialty court program judge determines that the participant has successfully completed the specialty court program, the receiving specialty court program judge shall notify the originating specialty court program judge and request that the appropriate orders be entered in the participant's case.(B) (i) If the receiving specialty court program judge decides that the participant should be removed from the specialty court program, the receiving specialty court program judge shall enter an order returning the participant's supervision to the originating specialty court program.(ii) Upon return of the participant's supervision to the originating specialty court program, the specialty court program judge shall determine an appropriate disposition of the matter.
(A) If the receiving specialty court program judge determines that the participant has successfully completed the specialty court program, the receiving specialty court program judge shall notify the originating specialty court program judge and request that the appropriate orders be entered in the participant's case.
(B) (i) If the receiving specialty court program judge decides that the participant should be removed from the specialty court program, the receiving specialty court program judge shall enter an order returning the participant's supervision to the originating specialty court program.(ii) Upon return of the participant's supervision to the originating specialty court program, the specialty court program judge shall determine an appropriate disposition of the matter.
(i) If the receiving specialty court program judge decides that the participant should be removed from the specialty court program, the receiving specialty court program judge shall enter an order returning the participant's supervision to the originating specialty court program.
(ii) Upon return of the participant's supervision to the originating specialty court program, the specialty court program judge shall determine an appropriate disposition of the matter.
(c) (1) All assessed fines, fees, and court costs on the underlying offenses shall be collected by the originating specialty court program.(2) All specialty court program-related fees and costs shall be assessed and collected by the receiving specialty court program.
(1) All assessed fines, fees, and court costs on the underlying offenses shall be collected by the originating specialty court program.
(2) All specialty court program-related fees and costs shall be assessed and collected by the receiving specialty court program.