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First published on April 22, 2008 Criminal Justice Policy Review 2008, doi:10.1177/0887403408317144
Process Evaluation of a County Drug Court: An Analysis of Descriptors, Compliance and Outcome—Answering Some Questions While Raising Others
Jacqueline M. Mullany, Ph.D.1*
and
Barbara Peat, Ph.D.2
1 Triton College
2 Indiana University South Bend
* To whom correspondence should be addressed. E-mail: jmullany{at}triton.edu.
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This process evaluation focuses not only on the results of this study but also raises questions related to comparing the results of studies nationwide to determine the overall effectiveness of Drug Court Policy. In this study, it was determined that demographic characteristics, such as education, employment, and prior felony were among the most useful characteristics for predicting program graduation. Moreover, offenders completing the program had lower recidivism rates than individuals not participating in a drug court program.

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