Drug Court 101
The person that leads the treatment court team and makes the final decisions about progress.
The Judge
The frequency in which participants must check in with Aversys to see if they need to test.
Daily
Court begins at this time.
4:00
The acronym LPC stands for what
Licensed Professional Counselor
Jones
This term describes the structured steps participants follow as they move through the program.
Phases
This type of drug testing is done by using a sample of saliva.
Oral/Cheek Swab
This phase comes on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of every month.
Phase 2
A formula created between you and your counselor that you are required to follow.
Treatment plan
This member graduated from Baylor Law School
Paul
The Judge gives you these weekly and follows up the following week to see if you have completed them.
Goals
Missing a scheduled drug test will result in this
Sanction
When your name is called, you must approach the bench and stand here.
At the podium
The acronym LCDC stands for what
Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor
This member has a son at Texas Tech
Nancy
According to the handbook, Phase 1 focuses on this element.
Stabilization
This is the earliest time you can check Aversys for testing on weekdays.
6:00 a.m.
Unexcused absence from Court may result in 1 of these 2 options
Sanction or termination
The cognitive behavioral change program that helps participants restructure how a person thinks, develops social skills and helps to develop problem solving skills.
This member is the best golfer on the team.
Wally
This is the main goal of treatment court.
Recovery
If you test positive on a test, this is the BEST thing you can do when confronted with results.
BE HONEST!
According to the handbook, you are considered late for court at this time.
4:05
According to the handbook, participants that need in-patient treatment will work with these 4 people for placement into an appropriate in-patient program.
LPC, LCDC, CSO and Peer Support Specialist
This member likes to scuba dive.
Judge Zirpoli