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Youth Offending
- Adult education opportunities in Europe
- Bail - accommodation
- Bail - information and advice
- Bail - supervision
- Community reparation orders
- Community service orders
- Court fines - supervision of payment
- Drug treatment and testing orders
- Means enquiry reports
- Offender support and supervision
- Parenting orders
- Preventative services - young children
- Referal from prosecution scheme
- Referral orders
- Social enquiry reports
- Supervising attendance orders
- Supervision orders
- Supporting young people leaving care
- Youth justice - action plan orders
- Youth justice - court procedures
- Youth justice - final warning
- Youth justice - implementation of orders
- Youth justice - reparation orders
Drug treatment and testing orders
A drug treatment and testing order is a free-standing order which can run in parallel with a Probation Order. The order is supervised by an officer of the local authority whose role is to maintain overall control of the order, keeping abreast of the treatment side to report on progress to the court and ensure that work is being done to tackle other issues related to the subject's offending. The drug court team is an interdisciplinary team which has criminal justice social workers, addiction workers and medical staff working closely together. This enables an intensive assessment and supervision service to be provided which research has shown is effective in reducing drug dependency and related offending behaviour.
Useful links
- Community Safety Opens in a new window
- Criminal Justice System - Drug Rehabilitation Opens in a new window
- Home Office - Drugs Opens in a new window
- Talk to Frank Opens in a new window
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