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The Judicial Council of California’s Collaborative Justice Courts Advisory Committee, created pursuant to rule 10.56 of the California Rules of Court, makes recommendations to the Judicial Council on criteria for evaluating and improving adult and youth collaborative programs that incorporate judicial supervision, collaboration among justice system partners, or rehabilitative services. Collaborative programs include collaborative justice courts, also known as problem-solving courts, diversion programs, and similar court-monitored programs that seek to improve outcomes and address problems facing court–involved individuals and those at risk of becoming involved with the adult or juvenile justice system. These issues can include, but are not limited to, mental health issues, substance use disorders, or co-occurring disorders. The committee is jointly staffed by the Criminal Justice Services office and Center for Families, Children & the Courts.

 
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The mission of the Collaborative Justice Courts Advisory Committee is to:

Make recommendations to the council on best practices and guidelines for collaborative programs;
Assess and measure the success of collaborative programs, including assessing and recommending methods for collecting data to evaluate the effectiveness of these programs;
Identify and disseminate to trial courts locally generated and nationally recognized best practices for collaborative programs, and training and program implementation activities that support collaborative programs;
Recommend to the Center for Judicial Education and Research Advisory Committee minimum judicial education standards on collaborative programs, and educational activities to support those standards;
Advise the council of potential funding sources, including those that may advance collaborative programs;
Make allocation recommendations regarding Judicial Council-administered grant funding programs that support collaborative programs; and
Identify and disseminate appropriate outreach activities needed to support collaborative programs, including but not limited to collaborations with educational institutions, professional associations, and community-based organizations.

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Las cortes colaborativas o de "resolución de problemas" son cortes especializadas que atienden los asuntos subyacentes que pueden estar presentes en la vida de las personas que se presentan en la corte por asuntos penales, de menores o de dependencia.
Estos programas que cambian la vida implican la vigilancia judicial activa y un enfoque de equipo para la toma de decisiones e incluyen la participación de una variedad de agencias diferentes, como Condena Condicional y proveedores de tratamiento de la salud. A continuación encontrará una breve descripción de cada uno de los programas de cortes colaborativas que ofrece la Corte Superior del condado de Tuolumne.

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La corte CARE pone en contacto a una persona que lucha contra una enfermedad mental no tratada –y a menudo también contra el uso de sustancias– con un plan de atención ordenado por la corte durante un máximo de 24 meses.
Servicios de la corte de familia | Superior Court of California | County of Tulare
Clases en línea (mínimo 12 semanas y solo si es ordenado específicamente por la corte, también se ofrece una serie de alto conflicto, si se ordena)
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Por lo general, si la corte ordena a las partes que asistan a clases de control de la ira, se debe a que se ha determinado que un padre puede beneficiarse de las habilidades, herramientas y conocimientos del control de la ira para interactuar de forma segura con su hijo y el otro padre. Por lo general, un padre asiste a un grupo de control de la ira (normalmente un mínimo de 14 semanas) y presenta un certificado de finalización ante el secretario de la corte. Si se ordena que ambos padres asistan a clases de control de la ira, los padres asistirán a clases separadas. Sin embargo, las partes también pueden asistir a asesoría individual que aborde el control de la ira, si así lo ordena y aprueba la corte. Las siguientes agencias dan clases de control de la ira en el condado de Tulare.  Si no está seguro de qué clases tomar, revise su Orden de remisión a servicios para obtener información específica. 
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Compassion exercises are intended to help you develop care for yourself and others, a sense of a shared human experience, and awareness of when you are suffering. The exercises are practiced and thoroughly discussed in our Mindful-Self Compassion class.
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The following exercises will give you a variety of different options to supplement the above mindfulness and meditation exercises. These exercises are provided courtesy of Mindfulness-Based Relapse Prevention at the University of Washington.
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Servicios de la corte de familia | Superior Court of California | County of Tulare
Normalmente se ordena a las partes que asistan a la asesoría hasta que el terapeuta que los trata determine que la asesoría ya no es necesaria, a menos que la corte ordene lo contrario.  Las siguientes agencias brindan servicios de asesoría en el condado de Tulare. Si no está seguro a qué agencia seleccionar, revise su Orden de remisión a servicios para obtener información específica. 
Si los padres tienen seguro médico, se les anima a ponerse en contacto con su proveedor de seguros para obtener una lista de consejeros en su área. Es responsabilidad de las partes comunicarse con los proveedores para determinar si ofrecen servicios ordenados por la corte y proporcionarán informes de progreso que las partes presentarán ante la corte. También es responsabilidad de las partes firmar cualquier divulgación de información necesaria para que las agencias se comuniquen con la corte. 
Salud mental del condado de Tulare (niños y adultos)
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Si la corte ordena pruebas de drogas o alcohol, las partes recibirán una orden de pruebas de drogas por separado en la corte. Esta orden designa a la parte que se someterá a las pruebas, las fechas y la frecuencia de las pruebas, y el lugar de las pruebas y la información de contacto.
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En caso de que litigantes, acusados o testigos necesiten los servicios de un intÃ©rprete para casos 
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