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Advisory Committee<br />

on Mental Illness<br />

& the <strong>Court</strong>s<br />

Melissa A. Knopp<br />

staff liaison<br />

Kevin Aldridge<br />

Douglas Althauser<br />

Daniel Arnold<br />

Chris Bowling<br />

Susan Brannen<br />

Jeanne Anne Clement<br />

Gayle Dittmer<br />

Marla R. Dolchin<br />

Suzanne Dulaney<br />

Hon. Daniel A. Dunlap<br />

William J. Graves<br />

Pamela Gulley<br />

Robert Hammond<br />

Hon. Patrick Harris<br />

Teresa Lampl<br />

Sally Luken<br />

James Mauro<br />

Joani M. Moore<br />

Tereasa Moorman-Jamison<br />

Mark R. Munetz<br />

Debbie Nixon-Hughes<br />

Phillip Nunes<br />

Amy C. O’Grady<br />

Stephen Pariser<br />

Christian Ritter<br />

Cassandra Rufat<br />

Mary Lou Rush<br />

Carl Sabo<br />

Hon. Michael J. Sage<br />

Lisa Shoaf<br />

Hon. Kenneth J. Spicer<br />

Hon. Evelyn Lundberg<br />

Stratton, chair<br />

Jonas Thom<br />

Marc Warner<br />

James Wasserman<br />

Kathy Watkins<br />

Winnifred Weeks<br />

Michael S. Woody<br />

Advisory Committee on Dispute Resolution<br />

In 2009, the Advisory Committee on Dispute Resolution<br />

focused on the status of foreclosure mediation, parenting<br />

coordination and outreach efforts to local courts. Chief Justice<br />

Moyer was the guest speaker for the December meeting,<br />

discussing the continued importance of using mediation to<br />

resolve disputes within the judiciary. <strong>The</strong> committee continued<br />

its work on a proposed rule of superintendence for parenting<br />

coordination.<br />

Specialized Dockets Section<br />

<strong>The</strong> Specialized Dockets Section promotes the creation of<br />

specialized dockets with the provision of technical support and<br />

assistance to trial courts in analyzing the need for, and planning<br />

and implementation of, specialized docket programs, including<br />

drug courts, mental health courts, DUI/OVI courts, re-entry<br />

courts, domestic violence courts, child support enforcement<br />

courts and sex offender courts. <strong>The</strong> section designs, funds and<br />

hosts a variety of training and other events for professionals<br />

with a stake in specialized docket programs.<br />

During 2009, Specialized Dockets staff worked at the<br />

municipal, common pleas and juvenile levels to develop 16 new<br />

specialized dockets, bringing the total of operating specialized<br />

dockets in <strong>Ohio</strong> to 131.<br />

A primary method of providing peer support and technical<br />

assistance to individuals working with <strong>Ohio</strong>’s specialized docket<br />

programs is the <strong>Ohio</strong> Specialized Dockets Practitioner Network,<br />

which is composed of six sub-networks that meet by discipline.<br />

In 2009, Specialized Dockets staff organized and hosted 17 subnetwork<br />

meetings.<br />

In addition, more than 350 specialized docket professionals<br />

attended the <strong>Ohio</strong> Specialized Dockets Practitioner Network 6 th<br />

<strong>Annual</strong> Conference Nov. 19, in Worthington. <strong>The</strong> conference<br />

included national speakers and 22 workshops on a variety of<br />

topics, such as mental health services for veterans, domestic<br />

violence offender accountability, adult and juvenile re-entry<br />

issues, and medication assistance for opioid treatment.<br />

Advisory Committee on Mental Illness & the <strong>Court</strong>s<br />

Established in 2001, the Advisory Committee on Mental<br />

Illness & the <strong>Court</strong>s (ACMIC) is chaired by Justice Evelyn<br />

Lundberg Stratton. In 2009, the advisory committee met<br />

quarterly to gather and share information related to mental<br />

health courts, mental health diversion projects and services<br />

available to courts or individuals with mental illness involved<br />

with, or at risk of becoming involved with, the criminal or<br />

juvenile justice system.<br />

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