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Help for Chiefs Who Want to Improve Mental Health/Criminal Justice

By Anne Skove, Esq.

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Is your state's mental health in trouble? If you're a chief justice, you can help.

Thanks to the NCSC's Federal Funding Report, we hear that the Council of State Governments is accepting applications from state court chief justices interested in establishing statewide task forces to work on improving outcomes for individuals with mental illness in the criminal justice system.

Successful applicants will receive technical assistance and funding "to assist them in convening a collaborative, bipartisan group of state leaders to address criminal justice/mental health issues."

Contact Lauren Almquist at lalmquist@csg.org, or call her at 646-383-5743.

Full post as published by court-o-rama.org on June 17, 2008 (boomark / email).

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