Post-charge Diversion and Deferred Prosecution Program
Description:
Generally, Deferred Agreements are either Deferred Conviction which would require the entry of a plea that is then held open, or Deferred Prosecution which involves an upfront dismissal without prejudice. The defendant is then required to complete conditions which may include AODA counseling, Anger Management, Mental Health counseling, obtaining a GED, paying restitution, etc. Additionally, all defendants must commit no new crimes during the time period. Individuals are monitored on a quarterly basis for compliance. Agreements are usually for 1 year but range from 6 months to two years. The agreements are written and signed and filed with the court once approved by the judge.
Contact:
Address:
Green County District Attorney Office
2841 6th ST
Monroe, WI 53566
Hybrid OWI / Drug Court
Start Date:
2017
Description:
Judge Faun Phillipson
Intensive outpatient programing offered to persons involved in the criminal justice system, who are substance dependent. This treatment includes group and individual services up to 3 days a week, ongoing court appearances, and continuous urinalysis monitoring. The Drug Court Team is comprised of the judge, district attorney, public defender, probation and parole, law enforcement, and the treatment team.
Risk Level:
Moderate to high risk
Risk Assessment Tools:
COMPAS (Correctional Offender Management Profiling for Alternative Sanctions)
IDA (Impaired Driving Assessment)
Admission(s):
Pre-plea
Post-plea/pre-adjudication or conviction
Post-adjudication or conviction
Contact:
Name:
Whitney Flood
Job Title:
Hybrid Court Coordinator
Email:
Phone:
(608) 328-9397
Address:
Green County Adult Drug Court Program
2841 6th Street
Monroe, WI 53566
Website:
Alternative to Revocation Admission:
Yes
Medication Assisted Treatment:
Yes
Criminal Justice Coordinating Council
Start Date:
2017
Contact:
Address:
Green County Human Services Department
N3152 State Rd 81
Monroe, WI 53566
Alternative to Revocation Admission:
No
Medication Assisted Treatment:
No