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The Courts Data Bill
Courts that help people must share more data
Problem-solving Court Reports
Good for everyday people ·
This bill would make special courts that help people with mental health or drug problems share more details about their work, so we know if they are working.
Our take
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This bill would make courts that help people with mental health or drug issues share more information about what they do. This could help the state see if these programs are working well and if they need changes. It is important for people to know how these courts are helping those in need.
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The facts
What the bill actually says, no spin.
- The bill would require certain information to be put into reports from problem-solving courts.
- It would change how often mental health and drug court reports must be sent to the state courts office.
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