Justice Agencies Look to Close
the Revolving Door
April 04, 2007
Wednesday
Ketchikan, Alaska - Alaska Chief Justice Dana Fabe will be in
Ketchikan on Wednesday, April 4 for the second in a series of
state-wide Open Court sessions, a program where judges, criminal
justice officials and other members of the justice community
discuss ways to improve the courts and the legal system. The
Ketchikan program will focus on "Closing the Revolving Door:
Therapeutic Courts & Responses to Juvenile Substance Abuse".
The public is invited to a reception and a public forum at the
State Office Building, 415 Main Street, Fourth floor, starting
at 5:30 p.m. The forum will present an opportunity for the public
to learn what the criminal justice community is doing to reduce
recidivism in this area for adults and juveniles, hear recommendations
for improving the administration of justice, and to provide your
own ideas for improving the administration of justice. Chief
Justice Fabe will moderate the event.
Chief Justice Fabe will be hosting Open Court programs in other
parts of the state that will address a variety of other issues
selected by local legal communities, including Juvenile Justice,
Unrepresented Litigants and Education in the Schools.
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