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Committed participants, staff lauded in accountability court programs

Court offers people avenue to return to workforce

Angel Mays, a Hall County Family Treatment Court graduate, speaks to attendees of a WomenSource Power Lunch in Gainesville, on Oct. 26, 2017. The luncheon featured panelists who are experts in accountability courts and individuals they have helped. - photo by David Barnes

10272017 ACCOUNTABILITY 0003.jpg — Angel Mays, a Hall County Family Treatment Court graduate, speaks to attendees of a WomenSource Power Lunch in Gainesville, on Oct. 26, 2017. The luncheon featured panelists who are experts in accountability courts and individuals they have helped. - photo by David Barnes

The success stories and progress of those entering Family Treatment Court are what keep Juvenile Court Judge Alison Toller going. “It’s what keeps me invested, and it works,” she said.