Twenty individuals graduate from Problem Solving Courts

State’s Attorney Glasgow (right) congratulates Problem Solving Court participant Courtney Jones following graduation ceremony. (Provided by State's Attorney of Will County)

June 04, 2022 at 12:00 pm CDT

Will County State’s Attorney James Glasgow has announced that 20 individuals from Will County’s Problem Solving Courts graduated in a joint ceremony last month.

The ceremony, held May 25 at Jacob Henry Mansion, brought the total number of people to have graduated from the Problem Solving Courts to 748.

Eight individuals graduated from Mental Health Court and another 12 graduated from Drug Court. The graduates hail from Joliet, Romeoville, Beecher, Wilmington, Crest Hill, Lockport, Homer Glen and Bolingbrook. Associate Circuit Judge Fred Harvey presided over the ceremony.