(a) (1) An approved drug court program shall collect and provide monthly data on drug court program applicants and all participants as required by the Specialty Court Program Advisory Committee in accordance with the rules promulgated under § 10-3-2901.(2) The data may include:(A) The total number of applicants;(B) The total number of participants;(C) The total number of successful applicants;(D) The total number of successful participants;(E) The total number of unsuccessful participants and the reason why each unsuccessful participant did not complete the drug court program;(F) The total number of participants who were arrested for a new criminal offense while in the drug court program;(G) The total number of participants who were convicted of a new criminal offense while in the drug court program;(H) The total number of participants who committed a violation of one (1) or more conditions of the drug court program and the resulting sanction;(I) The results of the initial risk-needs assessment or other appropriate clinical assessment conducted on each participant;(J) The total amount of time each drug court program participant was in the drug court program; and(K) Any other data or information as required by the Specialty Court Program Advisory Committee in accordance with the rules promulgated under § 10-3-2901.
(1) An approved drug court program shall collect and provide monthly data on drug court program applicants and all participants as required by the Specialty Court Program Advisory Committee in accordance with the rules promulgated under § 10-3-2901.
(2) The data may include:(A) The total number of applicants;(B) The total number of participants;(C) The total number of successful applicants;(D) The total number of successful participants;(E) The total number of unsuccessful participants and the reason why each unsuccessful participant did not complete the drug court program;(F) The total number of participants who were arrested for a new criminal offense while in the drug court program;(G) The total number of participants who were convicted of a new criminal offense while in the drug court program;(H) The total number of participants who committed a violation of one (1) or more conditions of the drug court program and the resulting sanction;(I) The results of the initial risk-needs assessment or other appropriate clinical assessment conducted on each participant;(J) The total amount of time each drug court program participant was in the drug court program; and(K) Any other data or information as required by the Specialty Court Program Advisory Committee in accordance with the rules promulgated under § 10-3-2901.
(A) The total number of applicants;
(B) The total number of participants;
(C) The total number of successful applicants;
(D) The total number of successful participants;
(E) The total number of unsuccessful participants and the reason why each unsuccessful participant did not complete the drug court program;
(F) The total number of participants who were arrested for a new criminal offense while in the drug court program;
(G) The total number of participants who were convicted of a new criminal offense while in the drug court program;
(H) The total number of participants who committed a violation of one (1) or more conditions of the drug court program and the resulting sanction;
(I) The results of the initial risk-needs assessment or other appropriate clinical assessment conducted on each participant;
(J) The total amount of time each drug court program participant was in the drug court program; and
(K) Any other data or information as required by the Specialty Court Program Advisory Committee in accordance with the rules promulgated under § 10-3-2901.
(b) Each court operating a specialty court program shall utilize the case management system provided by the Administrative Office of the Courts to maintain data on applicants and specialty court program participants.
(c) (1) As directed by the Specialty Court Program Advisory Committee, after an individual is discharged either upon completion or termination of a drug court program, the drug court program shall conduct, as much as practical, follow-up contacts with and reviews of former drug court program participants for key outcome indicators of drug use, recidivism, and employment.(2) (A) The follow-up contacts with and reviews of former drug court program participants shall be conducted as frequently and for a period of time as determined by the Specialty Court Program Advisory Committee based upon the nature of the drug court program and the nature of the participants.(B) The follow-up contacts with and reviews of former drug court program participants are not extensions of the drug court's jurisdiction over the drug court program participants.
(1) As directed by the Specialty Court Program Advisory Committee, after an individual is discharged either upon completion or termination of a drug court program, the drug court program shall conduct, as much as practical, follow-up contacts with and reviews of former drug court program participants for key outcome indicators of drug use, recidivism, and employment.
(2) (A) The follow-up contacts with and reviews of former drug court program participants shall be conducted as frequently and for a period of time as determined by the Specialty Court Program Advisory Committee based upon the nature of the drug court program and the nature of the participants.(B) The follow-up contacts with and reviews of former drug court program participants are not extensions of the drug court's jurisdiction over the drug court program participants.
(A) The follow-up contacts with and reviews of former drug court program participants shall be conducted as frequently and for a period of time as determined by the Specialty Court Program Advisory Committee based upon the nature of the drug court program and the nature of the participants.
(B) The follow-up contacts with and reviews of former drug court program participants are not extensions of the drug court's jurisdiction over the drug court program participants.
(d) For purposes of standardized measurement of success of drug court programs across the state, the Specialty Court Program Advisory Committee may adopt an operational definition of terms such as “recidivism”, “retention”, “relapses”, “restarts”, “sanctions imposed”, and “incentives given” to be used in any evaluation and report of drug court programs.
(e) Each specialty court program shall provide to the Specialty Court Program Advisory Committee and the Administrative Office of the Courts Specialty Court Division all information requested.
(f) The Administrative Office of the Courts, the Division of Community Correction, the Division of Aging, Adult, and Behavioral Health Services of the Department of Human Services, and the Arkansas Crime Information Center shall work together to share and make available data to provide a comprehensive data management system for the state's drug court programs.
(g) The Administrative Office of the Courts shall collect monthly data reports submitted by approved drug court programs and provide the monthly data reports to the Specialty Court Program Advisory Committee.