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While almost twice as many people are incarcerated in prisons versus jails on any given day, many more individuals touch the criminal justice system through a short jail stay than a stay in prison: Admissions to jails in the United States exceed 10 million per year. Substance abuse and dependence among jail inmates is prevalent: Jail inmates are 11 times more likely than the general population to meet the criteria for dependence or abuse, a figure that may have increased since the onset of the current opioid epidemic.

While almost twice as many people are incarcerated in prisons versus jails on any given day, many more individuals touch the criminal justice system through a short jail stay than a stay in prison: Admissions to jails in the United States exceed 10 million per year. Substance abuse and dependence among jail inmates is prevalent: Jail inmates are 11 times more likely than the general population to meet the criteria for dependence or abuse, a figure that may have increased since the onset of the current opioid epidemic.

While almost twice as many people are incarcerated in prisons versus jails on any given day, many more individuals touch the criminal justice system through a short jail stay than a stay in prison: Admissions to jails in the United States exceed 10 million per year. Substance abuse and dependence among jail inmates is prevalent: Jail inmates are 11 times more likely than the general population to meet the criteria for dependence or abuse, a figure that may have increased since the onset of the current opioid epidemic.

While almost twice as many people are incarcerated in prisons versus jails on any given day, many more individuals touch the criminal justice system through a short jail stay than a stay in prison: Admissions to jails in the United States exceed 10 million per year. Substance abuse and dependence among jail inmates is prevalent: Jail inmates are 11 times more likely than the general population to meet the criteria for dependence or abuse, a figure that may have increased since the onset of the current opioid epidemic.

The First Responder Diversion Affinity Group will convene to discuss issues relevant to first responder opioid overdose outreach and diversion practices. The affinity group will identify and discuss various pathways to treatment forged by first responders and address challenges in the planning and implementation of those pathways. Participation is encouraged from both public health and public safety providers: This range of representation will support the exploration of methods to enhance effective coordination and communication between the two systems.

The First Responder Diversion Affinity Group will convene to discuss issues relevant to first responder opioid overdose outreach and diversion practices. The affinity group will identify and discuss various pathways to treatment forged by first responders and address challenges in the planning and implementation of those pathways. Participation is encouraged from both public health and public safety providers: This range of representation will support the exploration of methods to enhance effective coordination and communication between the two systems.

The First Responder Diversion Affinity Group will convene to discuss issues relevant to first responder opioid overdose outreach and diversion practices. The affinity group will identify and discuss various pathways to treatment forged by first responders and address challenges in the planning and implementation of those pathways. Participation is encouraged from both public health and public safety providers: This range of representation will support the exploration of methods to enhance effective coordination and communication between the two systems.

The First Responder Diversion Affinity Group will convene to discuss issues relevant to first responder opioid overdose outreach and diversion practices. The affinity group will identify and discuss various pathways to treatment forged by first responders and address challenges in the planning and implementation of those pathways. Participation is encouraged from both public health and public safety providers: This range of representation will support the exploration of methods to enhance effective coordination and communication between the two systems.

VALOR Instructor Meeting to discuss restructuring the S&T Fundamentals course to improve flow and pace.

This session will explore how tribal courts can work effectively and respectfully with members of the LGBTQ2S community. The webinar will provide a basic overview of terminology and will discuss some of the challenges that the LGBTQ2S community faces. The webinar will also provide some practical tips that courts can use when working with the LGBTQ2S community.