20150122-100112-58
Technical assistance program review of the Cheshire County Drug Court in Keene, New Hampshire
Consultants: Judge Robert Ziemian and Michael Schrunk
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20150122-93029-48
Technical assistance program review of the 11th Judicial District Drug Court in San Juan County (Aztec), New Mexico.
Consultants: Judge Dennis Fuchs (ret.) and Dr. Roger Peters
20150121-195309-02
The Center is working with the Montana Statewide Drug Court Administrator to implement two teleservices pilot projects: the Matrix Model initiative and the CBT4CBT initiative. These two projects are testing the remote delivery of evidence-based substance abuse treatment programs in nine of Montana's drug courts. To document the successes and challenges of implementation, the Center is creating pre- and post-surveys that will be completed by drug court staff, partner agencies, and clients.
20150114-113213-08
Conducted a review with PMO and evaluated/brainstormed new NIEM tools and capabilities that could be hosted on PMISE Project Interoperability at GitHub.
20150114-113206-45
Interview NIEM stakeholders, developers, users, vendors, etc. to identify and develop best practices for designing and implementing NIEM information exchanges (IEPDs/IEPs)
20150114-113200-18
Reviewed, evaluated, edited, and provided feedback for (to PMO) a draft whitepaper that details the NIEM specification generation process
20150114-113154-56
Reviewed NIEM tools.niem.gov site for compliance with Section 508 Amendment to Rehabilitation Act 1973
20150114-113140-75
Conducted a review and evaluation of potential tools for NIEM that could be hosted on PMISE Project Interoperability at GitHub.
20150106-132745-82
Dr. Marie VanNostrand will be onsite to provide a summary of the pretrial release recommendations and supervision standards research project in Virginia Pretrial Services. The presentation will outline the project implementation activities, the demographics of the data set, and preliminary data evaluations.
20141218-164946-27
As part of its assessment role, the Urban Institute monitors the progress of local and state Justice Reinvestment sites. Urban does so by collecting and assessing monthly reports on technical assistance to the sites, information on sites' subaward funding, local subaward requests, and letters of interest. Urban reviews materials provided on the sites' progress. In this role, Urban also reaches out to technical assistance providers from the state and local sites and holds semi-structured interviews with site stakeholders.