For several professions, the initial career choices are followed by the need to choose a specialty within that profession. For example, physicians-in-training need to decide whether to specialize in pediatrics, orthopedics, psychiatry, or some other field. However, much of the career development literature has focused primarily on the initial career choice of a profession with
Specialty courts, also referred to as problem- solving courts, have specially designed dockets that address one type of criminal offender. In a 2016 document titled Specialized and Problem-Solving Courts, published by the National Institute of Justice, it was noted that these courts focus their attention on offenders whose criminal activity stems directly or indirectly from
Specialty courts, also referred to as problem- solving courts, have specially designed dockets that address one type of criminal offender. In a 2016 document titled Specialized and Problem Solving Courts, published by the National Institute of Justice, it was noted that these courts focus their attention on offenders whose criminal activity stems directly or indirectly