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SUPREME COURT OF ILLINOISAN. A.IMG.26,JIB., ......... * IA: 'Administrative Office of the Illinois CourtsPROBLEMSOLVING COURTS STANDARDS November 2015 Michael J. Tardy, DirectorRevised November 2019ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

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What is problem-solving courts standards?

Problem-solving courts standards are guidelines that establish best practices and procedures for courts that aim to address underlying issues such as substance abuse, mental health, or domestic violence in the judicial process.

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Judges and court administrators overseeing problem-solving courts are typically required to file the problem-solving courts standards.

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To fill out problem-solving courts standards, the designated officials must complete a standardized form that includes information about the court's operations, adherence to the standards, and any relevant metrics or data.

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The purpose of problem-solving courts standards is to ensure consistent quality and effectiveness in the handling of cases that involve special populations, enhancing outcomes for individuals and communities.

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Information that must be reported includes court demographics, treatment program details, participant progress, recidivism rates, and adherence to intervention protocols.