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Van Wert County Drug Court receives state certification Information submitted Thursday, January 28, 2021 12:00 AM VAN WERT — The Van Wert County Common Pleas General Division Drug Court has earned final certification from the Ohio Supreme Court’s Commission on Specialized Dockets. In order to receive the certification, the local court had to submit an application, undergo a site visit, and provide specific program materials in response to certification standards that went in to effect in January 2014. Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice Maureen O’Connor congratulated the Van We...

Common Pleas Court honors Drug Court graduates Staff Report From left: Probation Officer Peyton Seel, Judge Tom C. Elkin, Deputy Chief Probation Officer Kaylynn Cockrell, Judge Robert C. Hickson, Jr., Alan Staley, Tonya Biederman, and Brittany Freeman. From left: Probation Officer Peyton Seel, Judge Tom C. Elkin, Judge Robert C. Hickson, Jr., Ben Hamilton, and Kodey Bowersmith. From left: Judge Robert C. Hickson, Jr., Deputy Chief Probation Officer Kaylynn Cockrell, Jessica Hornsby, Probation Officer Peyton Seel, Perry Spangler, and Ashley Reynard. Probation Officer Peyton Seel, Judge Tom ...

County Juvenile Court’s 3-year term certified by Supreme Court Celebrating the certification of the Ottawa County Juvenile Course are, left to right, Probation Officer Mike Reynolds, Judge Kathleen Giesler, Specialized Docket Coordinator Ann Johnson and Probation Officer Will Lehr. Judge Kathleen L. Giesler has been pleased to announce the Juvenile Recovery Court has earned final certification from the Ohio Supreme Court. The Commission on Specialized Dockets voted in favor of Ottawa County Juvenile Court’s certification for a three-year-term. Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice Maureen O�...

The Lake County Mental Health Court and the Lake County Drug Court have received final certification from the Ohio Supreme Court’s Commission on Specialized Dockets. The two courts are operated by Mentor Municipal Court. In order to receive the certification, the Mentor court had to submit an application, undergo a site visit and provide specific program materials in response to certification standards that went into effect in January 2014. “Specialized dockets divert offenders toward criminal justice initiatives that employ tools and tailored services to treat and rehabilitate the ...