DUII Court provides an alternative approach for defendants with a history of driving under the influence (DUII), especially those who have already faced traditional penalties like jail, fines, and probation. The program addresses the underlying issues of addiction and accountability, aiming to reduce repeat offenses and improve public safety.
How DUII Court Works
Each participant is supported by a multi-disciplinary team, which includes:
- DUII Court judge
- Defense counsel
- Deputy district attorney
- Deputy sheriff
- Probation officer
- Treatment court coordinator
- Local treatment providers DUII Court judge
Because the program is voluntary, participants are motivated to succeed. Every team member, including the participant, plays a critical role in achieving positive outcomes.
Program Benefits
While charges are not dismissed through DUII Court, participants gain access to:
- Inpatient and outpatient treatment programs
- Reduced or waived fines and fees
- Reduced jail sanctions
- Support for employment, education, housing, and healthcare
Program Goal
DUII Court helps participants overcome addiction and develop the skills needed to maintain long-term sobriety. Graduates often continue to support others in recovery, creating safer communities and reducing the risk of future DUII incidents.
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