Delaware Municipal Court Veterans Treatment Docket
The Delaware Municipal Court's veterans treatment docket - known as MissionCourt - is certified by the Supreme Court of Ohio under Judge Kyle Rohrer as a substance use veterans treatment docket, while the Common Pleas Court's certified dockets, a recovery docket and a mental health docket, take no veterans docket of their own.
Also called: veterans court, veterans treatment court, MissionCourt, VTC, Delaware Municipal Court, specialized docket, Judge Rohrer.
The Delaware Municipal Court, which hears the county's misdemeanor cases, runs a veterans treatment docket within the framework of the court - listed for years as the Delaware MissionCourt or Veterans Treatment Court - and the Supreme Court of Ohio's live list certifies it under Judge Kyle E. Rohrer as a Substance Use - Veterans Treatment docket. A veteran with a pending eligible charge and a treatment need asks the judge, a lawyer or the public defender for a referral; the county's Adult Court Services department, which supervises the court's probation, takes specialized docket referrals on its site and lists a specialized dockets coordinator.
The Common Pleas Court, which hears felonies, certifies a Recovery Docket for substance use and a Mental Health Docket under Judge Marianne Hemmeter, and no veterans docket, so a felony-level veteran is served through those dockets rather than a veterans court.
The court's own pages could not be read. The City of Delaware's site, delawareohio.net, which hosts them, answers an Akamai access-denied page to both curl and headless Chrome, so this entry carries no eligibility rules of the docket's own and rests on the Supreme Court's certification and the city's older listing on the state veterans treatment court network; call the court for its intake.
Thresholds
Thresholds for Delaware Municipal Court Veterans Treatment Docket
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Rule
A veteran with a pending charge and a treatment need
A veteran with an eligible pending charge in the Delaware Municipal Court asks the judge, lawyer or public defender for referral to the certified veterans treatment docket. No rating is needed.
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Disclaimer
VetTOC is not affiliated with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs or the Department of Defense. Information is for reference only and is not an eligibility determination. Verify with VA, the relevant state or territory, or an accredited VSO.