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ennsylvania’s Veterans Treatment Courts Make a Difference for Veterans
HARRISBURG—Pennsylvania’s veteran population ranks fourth in the U.S. with over 800,000
veterans as of 2021. Since 2009, Pennsylvania’s Veterans Treatment Courts have been assisting
veterans who are charged with crimes and are struggling with addiction, mental illness or other co-
occurring disorders.
Veterans Treatment Court participants appear before a judge on a regular basis; receive support and
guidance from veteran mentors; and get treatment to address underlying problems often caused by
post-traumatic stress disorder. In 2021, 179 veteran participants discharged from the program
graduated from this specialty court out of 222 participants, with 81% of all discharges graduating
successfully.
In Pennsylvania, 54 of 67 counties currently have treatment courts (Drug, DUI, Mental Health, and/or
Veterans Treatment Court) in which veterans can participate if they meet the eligibility
criteria. Additionally, all justice-involved veterans are entitled to a Veteran Justice Outreach (VJO)
program specialist to help them navigate the Veterans Affairs system and get them connected with
services available to them.
A high-resolution file of the graphic is available for download at www.pacourts.us under Media
Resources.
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Nov. 4, 2022
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PA Courts InfoShare is a monthly product of the Administrative Office of Pennsylvania Courts (AOPC) that visually
highlights the work of the courts with interesting data and statistics obtained through the judiciary’s case management
systems, interactive dashboards and other research. Reproduction is permissible with source cited.
Media contact: Kimberly Bathgate, 717-576-4373
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