drug court

A retired judge who ran a gambling treatment diversion court in Nevada says New Jersey is a perfect fit.

Court official says there are jurisdictional, administrative and funding concerns with the idea of creating new central municipal drug courts.

City of Angels founder Kevin Meara was at his court appearance and told Trev about it.

More than 24,000 non-violent criminals since 2002, either voluntarily or mandatorily, have entered New Jersey's drug court program instead of being shipped off to jail.

Municipal courts all over New Jersey are increasingly getting swamped with large numbers of minor drug possession cases, and one assemblyman now sponsors legislation that would allow counties to establish their own, centralized drug courts.

Despite the heroin epidemic gripping the Garden State, juveniles are not currently eligible for New Jersey's drug court program, which offers supervised rehabilitation instead of jail time.

Former addicts are starting new lives as graduates of Monmouth County's Drug Court program.

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A serial burglar admitted this week to having committed more than a dozen burglaries across 6 counties in 2011, right after being released from prison for having committed the same crimes. And in admitting his crimes, the judge in the case sentences him, not to jail, which is what you would think…but to Drug Court; where he will be under supervised drug testing, court appearances and recovery serv

Non-violent drug offenders will get mandatory treatment instead of jail time under a bill signed into law yesterday by Governor Chris Christie.