Recovery Opportunity Court (ROC)
�Recovery Opportunity Court" (ROC) exists to reduce drug abuse and criminal behavior. ROC includes treatment counseling and a support network, as well as regular monitoring and supervision. The ROC team includes a Judge, a prosecutor, a defense attorney, a probation officer, treatment providers, and a court coordinator.
The program begins with an assessment of each applicant's risks and needs. Participants attend weekly court hearings with the ROC Judge. The team meets weekly before court to discuss participants' progress. Team members report participants� successes and struggles. Rewards and sanctions are used to help participants redirect their lives and reach their personal goals.
ROC Orientations
1st & 3rd Thursday of the month at 10:00 AM
Treatment Court Office
100 S. Oakdale,
Medford, OR 97501
ROC Court Hearings
Tuesday at 10:00 AM
Juvenile Services Building
609 W. 10th St.,
Medford, OR 97501
Resource Links
Recovery Opportunity Court (ROC) Forms
Community Family Court (CFC)
For those with Child Welfare Involvement and Substance Abuse Disorders
�Community Family Court� (CFC) is a family treatment court designed to strengthen families. CFC provides services for parents and families who have an active child-welfare dependency case and struggle to stay clean and sober. In some cases, participants have criminal matters before the court. Through intervention and treatment, CFC helps parents make changes in their lives.
Once accepted to CFC, parents attend regular court hearings with the CFC Judge and team. The CFC team includes a Judge, a Child Welfare caseworker, a probation officer, a CASA volunteer, treatment providers, and a court coordinator. The support, structure, and accountability help parents reach personal goals and reunite their families.
CFC Orientations
1st & 3rd Thursday of the month
10:00 AM Treatment Court Office
100 S. Oakdale,
Medford, OR 97501
CFC Court Hearings
Tuesday at 2:30 PM & 4:00 PM
Juvenile Services Building
609 W. 10th St.,
Medford, OR 97501
Resource Links
Community Family Court (CFC) Forms
Mental Health Treatment Court (MHC)
For those with Severe & Persistent Mental Illness
Mental Health Court (MHC) is a treatment-focused program of intensive court supervision. It is for adults facing criminal charges in Jackson County as a result of their unmanaged mental illness. The goal is to help the person achieve lasting stability so that they are less likely to re-offend. In MHC a person will follow a treatment plan that includes medication management, substance use monitoring, individual therapy and groups, skills training, case management, and community integration.