Veterans Court of Southern Indiana (Floyd Superior Court 3)

Indiana's veterans courts are problem-solving courts under IC 33-23-16; the Indiana entry explains certification and eligibility. The county's page: "The Veterans Court of Southern Indiana is a specialized court that closely monitors veterans in the court system who want treatment for alcohol/substance addiction or serious mental health illness." The court's site: "The court was established in 2011 and certified by the Office of Court Services January 2012", a joint effort of the court, prosecution, defence, VA, Community Corrections, probation, police and treatment providers. Judge Maria D. Granger supervises the Floyd County team (Alpha); the Scott County (Bravo) and Clark County (Charlie) teams sit the same mornings. Who. "To be considered, you must: Have served in the United States Armed Forces; Have a criminal charge or violation of community supervision; Complete an assessment with the Veterans Court Representative." The site names no discharge test. Tell your lawyer, then call the program or reentry coordinator on 812-948-5410 or use the court's intake form. What it asks. Status hearings every other Tuesday at Liberty Place, 2633 Grant Line Road, New Albany (Alpha 8:30 to 9:45 a.m.); how often you attend depends on your risk and need score. The programme lasts "no less than 11 months", and finishing may reduce or dismiss the charges or bring a better sentence under your participation agreement. Volunteer veteran mentors attend each session and help with education, job training and placement, family counselling and public assistance. The County Council keeps the court's grant, user fee and donation funds. Contacts differ. The court's site gives 311 Hauss Square, Room 110 and 812-948-5410; the State's October 2026 directory lists the coordinator as Jamie Miller at 1613 East Spring Street, Suite 3, New Albany (812-948-4729), and Superior Court 3 at 812-948-5257.