Overview of the Florida Drug Court Program
If you or a loved one is facing criminal charges in the Tampa Bay area, understanding the Florida Drug Court Diversion Agreement is crucial. This agreement outlines the requirements and phases of the program for individuals seeking help with drug-related charges.
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Florida Drug Court Sample Agreement
Below is a summarized version of the Florida Drug Court Diversion Agreement:
Bullet Point List of Agreement
- Qualification for the DUI Drug Court Program
- Program Phases and Requirements
- Financial Responsibilities
- Client Obligations and Restrictions
- Consequences for Violations
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Florida Drug Court Sample Agreement
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Florida Drug Court Sample Agreement |
- 1) Bi-weekly (every other week) court appearances.
- 2) Attend a minimum of 2 hours of group and/or individual therapy sessions. 1 time per week.
- 3) Attend a minimum of 4 AA/NA meetings per week. Additional meetings may he. required upon treatment provider
- recommendation.
- 4) Submit to random alcohol/drug screens, Client must call the Color Line daily at (863) 534-5828.
- 5) Comply with any additional requirements recommended by the treatment provider.
- 6) Defendant will be responsible for all costs associated with the DUI Court Program.
- 1) Bi-weekly (every other week) court appearances.
- 2) Attend a minimum of 2 hours of group and/or individual therapy sessions, I time per week.
- 3) Attend a minimum of 3 ANNA meetings per week. Additional meetings may be required upon treatment provider
- Recommendation.
- 4) Submit to random alcohol/drug screens. Client must call the Color Line daily at (555) 534-5828.
- 5) Comply with any additional requirements recommended by treatment provider.
- 6) Defendant will be responsible for all costs associated with the DUI Court Program.
- 7) There will be NO entry into Phase III until a sponsor has been obtained.
- 1) Minimum monthly court appearances.
- 2) Attend a minimum of 2 hours of group and/or individual therapy sessions, biweekly.
- 3) Attend a minimum of 3 AA/NA meetings per week. Additional meetings may be required upon treatment provider
- Recommendation.
- 4) Submit to random alcohol/drug screens. Client must call the Color Line daily at (863) 534-5828.
- 5) Comply with any additional requirements recommended by the treatment provider.
- 6) Relapse prevention will be an essential element of Phase 111 treatment and shall be addressed for at least 1 hour during the
- Group and/or individual sessions.
- 7) Maintain frequent contact with sponsor.
- 8) Develop an aftercare plan.
- 9) Defendants will be responsible for all costs associated with the DUI Court Program.
- 1) Minimum monthly court appearances.
- 2) Attend a minimum of 1 half hour individual therapy session per month.
- 3) Attend a minimum of 3 AAINA meetings per week. Additional meetings may be required upon treatment provider
- Recommendation.
- 4) Submit to random alcohol/drug screens. Client must call the Color Line daily at (555) 534-5828.
- 5) Comply with any additional requirements recommended by the treatment provider.
- 6) Relapse Prevention will be a continuing element of Phase IV treatment and shall be addressed in individual therapy.
- 7) Continue to maintain frequent contact with sponsor.
- 8) Implement the aftercare plan developed in Phase III.
- 9) Defendants will continue to be responsible for all costs associated with the DUI Court Program.
- a. The Client shall pay the Polk County DLII Drug Court the amount of $l00
- for the Initial client assessment and the first drug test, with such amount
- Due and payable upon the first visit with the counselor.
- b. The Client shall pay the XXX County XXX Drug Court an administrative fee of $180 per month for the services provided by the DIM Drug Court Program, the first payment of which is due thirty (30) days after signing of this Agreement.
- c. For those Clients placed in Phase IV, the Client shall pay the Polk County DUI Drug Court Program an administrative fee of $140 per month for the services provided by the DIM Drug Court Program, the first payment of which is due thirty (30) days after placement in Phase IV.
- d. All fees paid to Polk County Drug Court arc non-refundable.
- e. In the event you graduate or are terminated from the program and have not paid all fees due, these fees will be D6’d against your driver’s license. This means your license will be suspended until full payment is made and you will be responsible to pay additional fees to reinstate your driving privileges.
- a. Enter and successfully complete the DUI Drug Court Program consisting of evaluation and assessment, intervention, treatment, multiple urine
- Screens, and payment of all fees;
- b. Comply with all program requirements and those imposed by his/her DUI Drug Court Counselor, Probation Officer and the Court;
- c. Advise his/her Probation Officer of any changes in address, telephone number, employment status or location, education, or treatment activities;
- d. Participate in other programs and/or evaluations as may be established by his/her Counselor, Probation Officer or the Court, the cost of which shall
- be paid for by the Client;
- e. Truthfully answer all inquiries and follow all instructions of his/her Counselor, Probation Officer and expressly permit the Counselor and Probation Officer to visit his/her home, place of employment, school, or other location for the purpose of providing adequate supervision;
- f. Make restitution, if necessary, as directed by his/her Counselor, Probation Officer or the Court;
- g. Obey all Federal, state, and local laws and ordinances;
- h. Associate only with law-abiding persons; and
- i. Work regularly at a lawful occupation and/or pursue a course of study as a full-time student.
- a. Use or possess alcohol or any illegal drugs;
- b. Own, have in his/her possession, or attempt to purchase a firearm or any type of weapon; and
- c. Leave the County or the State without the permission of his/her Probation Officer or the Court.
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