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item 7 — office, stand down, and court, with holders named
The county serves its veterans from South Bend, and its court's course can now be printed whole: the St. Joseph County veterans service office — the county's accredited hand for claims and benefits — sits at the county seat, serving this township as it serves every township; its present officer's name stands in the county's current record and is carried at that pointer strength here, the office itself being the required fact. The treatment court is dug: the St. Joseph County Veterans Treatment Court was started in 2013 by St. Joseph Superior Judge Jane Woodward Miller, on the problem-solving model — treatment and supervision in place of a straight sentence for veterans whose offences grow out of their service's wounds. By its graduation ceremony of 21 November 2016, held in the courthouse at South Bend with Judge Steven Hostetler presiding, the programme counted eighteen participants and twelve graduates; retired Judge Robert Miller Sr., in his Naval Reserve uniform, led the pledge. The county's stand down — the annual one-day marshalling of services for homeless and at-risk veterans — stands at the county seat with the service office's machinery and is pointed to at that size. A township veteran's route through all three is the same road east, and it is printed here as the county's hand, whole.
Sources:
- The Indiana Lawyer, 29 November 2016 (the veterans treatment court: founded 2013 by Judge Jane Woodward Miller; Judge Steven Hostetler presiding; eighteen participants, twelve graduates at the 21 November 2016 ceremony).
- St. Joseph County's published offices (the county veterans service office, at the county seat).