The 31st judicial district has stepped out of its comfort zone to embrace a program that exposes the more human side of the court system.
Drug Court, started in January, is a program for those charged with felony drug possession crimes in an effort to “make their lives better,” said District Judge Daniel Creitz.
The 12-month program includes random drug tests, home searches, education, therapy and rehabilitation.
The court convened on Thursday afternoon, to hear updates on the progress of the 14 involved in the program. Prior to…
Drug Court shows softer side of law
