DUI Court Phases
Phase One
- You will be drug tested at least once per week on a random basis.
- You must appear before the judge when ordered, which will be twice monthly.
- You will verify that you attended at least thirty self-help (AA/NA) meetings within the first thirty days of the program.
- You will meet with your probation officer at least four times a month.
- You will attend at least three group sessions per week and meet with your primary counselor for individual sessions.
- You will complete a minimum of two days on the Sheriff's Labor Program or serve therapeutic community.
- You will find an AA home group.
- You will have employment, begin job search, or enroll in an educational program or be required to serve community service.
- You will install Ignition Interlock immediately upon reinstatement of driver's license, for a minimum of 60 days.
- You will obtain a mental health evaluation, if requested by DUI Court staff.
- You will attend the victims panel within 60 days of entry into the program.
- You will prepare an orientation speech and present it in court.
Phase Two
- You will be drug tested at least once per week on a random basis.
- You must appear before the Judge as scheduled.
- You will verify that you attended at least two self-help (AA/NA) meetings a week.
- You will meet with probation officer at least twice a month.
- You will attend at least two group sessions per week and meet with your primary counselor for individual sessions.
- At this point you may be eligible for a restricted license. Eligibility is determined by your commitment to this program. You will be required to have an iGnition Interlock installed on your vehicle for the duration of the restricted permit, you will also need to provide proof of insurance for the duration of your probation. If you have a commercial driver's license, you may suffer a one year suspension upon completion of the DUI Court Program.
Phase Three
- You will be drug tested at least once per week on a random basis.
- You must appear before the Judge as scheduled.
- You will verify that you attended at least two self-help (AA/NA) meetings a week.
- Report to probation officer as scheduled.
- You will attend at least one group sessions per week and meet with your primary counselor for individual sessions.
Phase Four
- You will be drug tested at least once a month on a random basis.
- You must appear before the judge as scheduled, possibly once a month.
- You will verify that you attended at least two self-help (AA/NA) meetings a week.
- You will meet with your probation officer a minimum of once a month.
- You must have at least 180 current, continuous, clean/sober days not including Inpatient time to be considered for graduation.
- You must complete an exit interview survey immediately upon graduating if ordered by the court.
- You must prepare a graduation speech and present it in court.