Operating throughout the state, mental health courts aim to respond to defendants with mental illness and can link them to long-term treatment instead of incarceration, according to a press release.
February 26, 2021 at 02:04 PM
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Officials are launching a new mental health court in upstate New York.
The state court system on Friday announced the Albany Alternative and Treatment Court, which will focus on low-level offenders with mental illness, according to a statement from the Unified Court System.
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