Census of Problem-Solving Courts

Attachment 6

EMAIL INSTRUCTIONS FOR PARTICIPATING IN CPSC 2012
Send from Confirmit Survey Software to all contacts at 1 AM EST on scheduled day of launch
Dear [Name],
In recent years, problem-solving court programs have proliferated rapidly in volume and variety. The
National Center for State Courts (NCSC), in collaboration with the National Drug Court Institute (NDCI)
and a committee of national experts, are undertaking a much-needed national census of
problem-solving courts.
The Census of Problem-Solving Courts, funded by the Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) seeks to
accomplish two critical goals:
(1) Compile an accurate count of the number and types of all state problem-solving court programs
across the nation, and
(2) Develop a clearer national understanding of what constitutes a “problem-solving court.”
To realize these goals, we need your help. We hope you will accept this invitation to participate.
To begin the Census, simply click on the web link below or copy the address and paste it in your Internet
browser. You will be prompted to type in your User ID and 5-digit Access Code, listed below.
Web Link:
User ID:
Access
Code:

[confirmit web address]
[e.g., nominee’s email address]
[5-digit numeric password]

Please complete the survey and share your feedback no later than MONTH, DATE . Your participation
in the Census is voluntary. If you have questions about the Census or experience any difficulties
accessing it on the Internet, please contact Anne Gallegos ([email protected] or 800-616-6109).

We greatly appreciate your time in completing this Census.

Many thanks,
Nicole L. Waters, Ph.D. Project
Director National Center for
State Courts 300 Newport
Avenue Williamsburg, VA 23188
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 757-259-1574