The Substance Abuse and Treatment Branch (SATB) provides comprehensive assessment and treatment services for substance abusing probationers and parolees. Drug-involved offenders are evaluated through individualized assessment inventories and are subsequently placed in a variety of rehabilitative settings including residential and intensive out-patient treatment programs, continued drug surveillance monitoring, and other specialized assessment and treatment services as indicated through continuing evaluations. These services are delivered within the context of a sanctions-based case management process that is based upon individualized offender supervision plans that are continually reviewed and updated throughout the supervision term. Offenders served within the general supervision caseload as well as special programs populations participate in the services provided by this branch. 

A Central Intervention Team provides the judiciary with timely substance abuse assessments for offenders with pending actions; this capability enables the Court to make more informed decisions with respect to dispositions in criminal matters and imposing special conditions of supervision for drug-involved offenders. 

A Traffic Alcohol Team provides diagnostic and supervision services as well as treatment referrals to a specialized caseload of substance-abusing offenders who appear before the Court for a variety of traffic violations.

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