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<p>In this section, Justice Center staff post original content, including interviews with policymakers and program administrators, overviews of legislative activity across the country, and analyses of topical issues and policies.</p>
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Hurricane Katrina and the Orleans Parish Mental Health Court
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<p>Just a few months ago, staff and case managers at the Orleans Parish Mental Health Court (MHC) were collecting outcome data and exploring ways to increase the court's capacity beyond 100 participants. Today, using an office in Baton Rouge as their temporary headquarters, staff are scattered across the region searching for court participants displaced by Hurricane Katrina, wondering when they might return to their Tulane Avenue courthouse and offices.</p>
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