Eligibility Criteria and Admission
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Persons may be eligible
for the program if they are charged with a non-
violent DUI offense.
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The Deputy Prosecuting Attorney determines eligibility based upon
current/pending and prior
charges.
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An attorney from the Office of Assigned Counsel advises the offenders
of their options.
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The Judge asks them if they
want to be considered for the DUI/Drug
Court Program.
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If the defendant chooses the
Program Administrator conducts a
Suitability Interview with them.
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If recommended for the program, they will sign a Contract, receive a
Participant Handbook, and will be
given a treatment schedule.
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They are assigned to a primary
counselor who completes the Initial
Individualized Treatment Plan.
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Participants return to Court for progress review hearings before the
DUI/Drug Court Judge.
Phase I:
Orientation and Stabilization
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Drug and Alcohol Education
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Moral Reconation Therapy (MRT)
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Individual Counseling
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Seeking Safety Group, if applicable
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Cognitive Self Change Group
Phase II:
Intensive Counseling
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Drug and Alcohol Education
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Moral Reconation Therapy (MRT)
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Individual Counseling
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Cognitive Self Change Group
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Victim Impact Panel
Phase III:
Maintenance and Transitioning
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Cognitive Self Change Group
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Individual Counseling
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Relapse Prevention/Enhancement Groups
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Life Map and Personal Recovery Plan
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EMDR: Trauma Therapy, if applicable
Phase IV: Monitoring and Sobriety Maintenance
Included in All Phases:
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Random Drug/Breathalyzer Testing
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SCRAM Bracelet, PBT’S
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Ignition Interlock Device
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Court Progress Reviews
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Payment of Treatment Fees
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Weekly 12 Step/Support Meetings
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Referrals for Community Resources/Services
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Home Visits/Community Compliance
Graduation Requirements:
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Completion of all Phase Requirements
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9 Months of Drug/Alcohol Abstinence
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Full Payment of all Fees
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6 Months Full/Half Time Job/School
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Obtain GED or High School Diploma