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Approaches End……2North Carolina Will TrimJuvenile Programs…………3  \n# LEGISLATION\n\nHouse Approves $1.5 BillionFor Juvenile Justice………3  \n# IN THE COURTS\n\nSupreme Court Will ReviewTime Limit For Appeals .……4Justices Let Officer PursueChallenge To Free Speech..4Justices Allow MurdererTo Represent Himself………4High Court Rejects CaseOn Quality Of Defense……4  \nACROSS THE STATES  \nCalif.,Fla.,Ind.,Minn.,Mo.5  \nN.J.,N.M.,N.Y.,Ohio,Texas 6Wisconsin,Wyoming………7  \nDEATH ROW  \nN.C.,Okla.,Va………………7  \nFUNDING  \nSJI GrantGuidelines…………7Categorical Grant Comment 7Children's Justice Grants..8  \n# CorrectionsDIGEST\n\nThe only independent news service for the corrections professional  \nThe Pennsylvania CorrectionsDepartment has set up a model pro-gram in Philadelphia that anticipatesthe release of offenders with co-morbid health conditions and moni-tors their reentries into their com-munities.  \nThe objective is to ensure thatex-offenders and those on probationor parole continue medical and psy-chiatric treatment initiated withinthe correctional system.  \nWhen offenders and former of-fenders discontinue treatment,thosewho are recommitted for newcrimes or parole violations haveworse medical problems that in-crease operating costs.  \nMedical Director Fred Mauesaid the model program that has be-gun in Philadelphia is meant to re-integrate the inmate into society byproviding access to care,availabil-ity of medications and enhancingthe ability of treatment adherence ina new set of surroundings.  \nMaue,a psychiatrist,said theparticipants in the pilot programsuffer co-morbid conditions of men-tal illness and substance abuse ad-diction.Because of their drug andmental problems,they are amongthe most probable to contract otherdiseases such as HIV and hepatitis.  \n# Pennsylvania Model Tracks ReleaseOf Offenders With Medical Histories\n\nInmates enrolled in the modelproject are transferred to a facilitynear Philadelphia before release tohave face-to-face meetings withoutside service providers.The meet-ings allow inmates to learn moreabout their release programs whilegiving service providers the oppor-tunities to learn what services areneeded.  \nPennsylvania has agreementswith private health care providers tocontinue treatment after release.  \nThe contractors put the patientsinto a variety of settings includinggroup therapy for interaction and re-inforcement that the offender maynot have gotten in prison.  \nPennsylvania's model projectalso assures that parole officers getthe health record of the ex-offenderso that they can better assure treat-ment continues,according to Maue.  \nSuch information is particularlyimportant for former inmates withmental illness because the officerwill better understand when ap-pointments aren't kept.This meansthe parole officer has to keep atighter rein than he or she mightotherwise maintain over an ex-offender without mental health andsubstance abuse problems.  \nThe pilot project also relies  \nheavily on parole officers gettingthe anticipated release date of theoffender so that plans can begin fora continuation of health treatment.  \n\"Knowledge permits flexibility,not laxity,in parole operations,”says Pennsylvania corrections offi-cial William Holt.  \nThe parole board's dischargeplans must be more inclusive than alist of referrals and may include ap-pointments,provider links and otherservices.  \nOfficials plan to build on ex-periences at other facilities in thestate,including Chester State Cor-rectional Institution,which special-izes in substance abuse treatmentand has spent several years workingwith community-based providers ofafter care services.  \n## OJP SOLICITS COMMENTON DRUG MONITORING\n\nThe Office of Justice Programswants comments by Nov.10 on thefirearms addendum to the arresteedrug abuse monitoring program(ADAM),which monitors the ex-tent and types of drug use amongarrestees","cbCaibce88UtHsI6","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibce88UtHsI6","pdf",2632154,"English","# LEGISLATION\n## House 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