Frequently Asked Questions: Implications of Health Reform on Justice-Involved Populations
The changes brought about by the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) and the Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act, signed into law by President Barack Obama in March 2010 and commonly referred to as the "health reform" law, will have a significant impact on how people involved in the criminal justice system can access public health insurance and services. This document addresses the implications of the law for justice-involved adults.
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The Judges and Psychiatrists Leadership Initiative outlines their next steps to advance equitable health and justice outcomes.
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Court Case Processing Learning Collaborative: Improving Caseflow Management for Defendants with Behavioral Health Needs
Apply to participate in a virtual learning collaborative consisting of three sessions about how to improve criminal case processing for defendants with behavioral health needs.
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A Shared Commitment to Equitable Outcomes in Justice and Health
The Judges and Psychiatrists Leadership Initiative outlines their next steps to advance equitable health and justice outcomes.
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Share Your Story: How Are You Navigating COVID-19 Challenges in the Justice System?
Share with us how you or your colleagues are stepping up to the meet the challenges of socially distance operations and economic uncertainty.
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Durham District Attorney's Office Connects with Victims during COVID-19
The latest in a series sponsored by the Judges and Psychiatrists Leadership Initiative.
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