Texas § 130.001 JUVENILE FAMILY DRUG COURT PROGRAM DEFINED.

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§ 130.001 — JUVENILE FAMILY DRUG COURT PROGRAM DEFINED.

Texas § 130.001

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 130.001 (2026).

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Sec. 130.001. JUVENILE FAMILY DRUG COURT PROGRAM DEFINED. In this chapter, "juvenile family drug court program" means a program that has the following essential characteristics:

(1)the integration of substance abuse treatment services in the processing of cases and proceedings under Title 3, Family Code;

(2)the use of a comprehensive case management approach involving court-appointed case managers and court-appointed special advocates to rehabilitate an individual who is suspected of substance abuse and who resides with a child who is the subject of a case filed under Title 3, Family Code;

(3)early identification and prompt placement of eligible individuals who volunteer to participate in the program;

(4)comprehensive substance abuse needs assessment and referrals to appropriate substa

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Sec. 130.001. JUVENILE FAMILY DRUG COURT PROGRAM DEFINED. In this chapter, "juvenile family drug court program" means a program that has the following essential characteristics:
(1) the integration of substance abuse treatment services in the processing of cases and proceedings under Title 3, Family Code;
(2) the use of a comprehensive case management approach involving court-appointed case managers and court-appointed special advocates to rehabilitate an individual who is suspected of substance abuse and who resides with a child who is the subject of a case filed under Title 3, Family Code;
(3) early identification and prompt placement of eligible individuals who volunteer to participate in the program;
(4) comprehensive substance abuse needs assessment and referrals to appropriate substance abuse treatment agencies for participants;
(5) a progressive treatment approach with specific requirements for participants to meet for successful completion of the program;
(6) monitoring of abstinence through periodic screening for alcohol or screening for controlled substances;
(7) ongoing judicial interaction with program participants;
(8) monitoring and evaluation of program goals and effectiveness;
(9) continuing interdisciplinary education for the promotion of effective program planning, implementation, and operation; and
(10) development of partnerships with public agencies and community organizations.