The Veterans Court of the Northeastern Judicial Circuit serving Dawson County (Judge Jason Deal), beside the Dawson County Drug, DUI and Mental Health dockets

The county's own page. Dawson's Accountability Courts page, under the Superior Court's Programs & Services: "Treatment Services is the agency that oversees multiple programs in the Northeastern Judicial Circuit. We impact the lives of thousands in Hall and Dawson Counties each year through Drug Court, DUI Court, the H.E.L.P. Program (Mental Health Court), Family Treatment Court, Parental Accountability Court, Veterans Court, Substance Abuse Services, and the Drug Screening Laboratory, as well as the Dawson County Treatment Court and Dawson County Family Treatment Court." The mission line: "It is the mission of our accountability court programs to provide alternatives to incarceration for those individuals whose criminal involvement is directly related to substance use and / or mental health issues." The certified docket and the judge. The Council of Accountability Court Judges' roster lists the circuit's veterans treatment court as Hall County's - "Hall County Veterans Treatment Court. Program Judge(s): Judge Jason Deal. Program Coordinator: Richard Bosten. Program Director: Heather Herrington. Counties Served: Hall. Program Implemented: October 2014" - and the CACJ's Dawson County rows give the county its own dockets under the same judge: "Dawson County Drug Court ... Program Judge(s): Judge Jason Deal. Program Coordinator: Kimberly Wallace. Counties Served: Dawson. Program Implemented: September 2006", with the Dawson County DUI Court and the Dawson County Mental Health Court on the same judge and coordinator. Hall's own entry carries the veterans docket's budget record; a Dawson case enters through defence counsel, the District Attorney or Treatment Services, and Judge Deal holds both counties' dockets. The statute and the route. Georgia's accountability courts, including veterans treatment courts, rest on Code section 15-1-17; see the Georgia entry.