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In 2009, in the municipality of Guadalupe, Nuevo Leon (a suburb of Monterrey), Mexico’s first drug court was established. This pilot program, modeled after drug courts in the United States, has witnessed several dozen participants graduate after completing an extensive program.
This project came together through the collaboration of various stakeholders in the Mexican Criminal Justice System and numerous US government and NGO’s including the Department of State-Bureau of Narcotics Affairs (BNA), The Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP), the National Association of Drug Court Professionals (NADCP), American University, The Center for Court Innovation, and the Organization of American States (OAS/CICAD) Inter-American Drug Abuse Control Commission.
Nuevo Leon
Five American drug court judges were on a mission to Mexico.
When the judges traveled 250 miles south of the Texas border to Monterrey to help set up Mexico’s first drug court, they wanted to do more than just the standard training for a week.
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Unique in its kind in Mexico, registers first positive results leavers
With the extinction of the criminal action and dismissal of the cause, effects of acquittal, four participants of the Tribunal for the Treatment of Addictions successfully concluded the program, becoming the first generation to graduate from the system.
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More than 300 professionals from the justice and health sectors gathered in Mexico for the “Drug Treatment Courts Implementation Workshop” beginning on November 21st in Toluca, State of Mexico.
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