Tarrant County Public Safety Employees Treatment Court with Hon. Chuck Vanover, Courtney Young, & Sydney Howard
Reimagining Justice: Exploring Texas Innovations in Mental HealthShow Notes
In this episode, we are joined by Judge of Tarrant County Criminal Court 8 Hon. Chuck Vanover, Program Manager Courtney Young, and Caser Manager Sydney Howard. They tell us about the Tarrant County Public Safety Employees Treatment Court. The program is designed to divert eligible public safety employees out of the traditional criminal justice process and into appropriate rehabilitative alternatives.
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