This program is a valuable resource to our courts because first time offenders often do not require detention or incarceration in a facility. Many times the child has displayed bad judgement, often under social pressure, and intensive education will help him or her with future decisions. Additional potential referral sources may include high schools and middle Schools. Tom Burdette, Hospital Chaplain Discusses his role dealing with family members of seriously injured teen Joel McWilliams, Crash Research Investigator Reviews case studies with the class of teen that have been injured in automobile crashes. The officers using an open forum discuss the legal ramifications of alcohol and drug use among teens.
Pathologists discuss the effects of injury, alcohol, drugs and tobacco on human organs.
Participants learn first hand how high-risk behaviors can damage internal organs. Here, the staff explains the effects of fatal injuries. This car crash, caused by a drunk driver on a holiday weekend, resulted in a fatality and severe burn and traumatic injuries to the occupants. The Regents of the University of Michigan.