THIRTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT ADULT DWI COURT PROGRAM

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1 MISSION STATEMENT The mission of the Boone County Adult DWI Court Program is to increase public safety by providing effective treatment and enhanced Court supervision to high risk DWI offenders. The goal is to reduce drunk driving and promote a sober lifestyle, rich in recovery. 1

2 THIRTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT ADULT DWI COURT PROGRAM DWI Court Program Overview The Boone County DWI Court Program is a court-supervised program which accepts post-plea DWI prior offenders. The DWI Court Program is voluntary and is part of the terms of an individual s probation. All participants have been determined to require substance abuse treatment and are felony offenders. Participation includes regular court appearances before the DWI Court judge. Treatment, which includes drug testing, alcohol testing, individual counseling and group counseling, is provided through Phoenix Programs, Inc. The participant is also expected to obtain and maintain employment or involvement in vocational or educational programs and maintain regular attendance at 12-step meetings (Narcotics Anonymous or Alcoholics Anonymous). The length of the DWI Court Program is determined by each participant s progress and will be a minimum of one year and no longer than two years. DWI Court Supervision A DWI Court participant will be required to appear in DWI Court on a regular basis. At each appearance, the judge will be given a progress report prepared by the treatment team regarding drug test results, attendance and participation in treatment, and compliance with the tracker/treatment court administrator. The judge may ask the participant questions about his/her progress, and discuss any specific problems the participant may have been experiencing. If doing well, the participant will be encouraged to continue with the program and work with the treatment team toward graduation. If not doing well, the judge will discuss these issues with the participant and the treatment team and determine further action. In the event of program violations, e.g., missed, late, dilute or dirty urine screens, failure to attend individual or group counseling, failure to attend 12-step meetings, etc., sanctions may be imposed by the DWI Court. Repeated violation of the program expectations and failure to progress satisfactorily may result in termination from the program. Failure to appear in court on the date and time scheduled may result in a warrant being issued for the participant s arrest. If a participant cannot appear in court as scheduled, the DWI treatment court administrator must be notified as soon as possible; however, such notification should not be viewed as a waiver of the expectation to attend. 2

3 Eligibility Requirements Eligibility criteria are as follows: Applicant is charged with a felony DWI. Applicant is a Boone County resident. Applicant is 17 years or older. Applicant is able to meet DWI Court requirements. Applicant has no offenses that would compromise the safety of the other participants and staff. Applicant possesses the desire to achieve sobriety, the ability to serve any required shock time on home detention, the ability to receive a limited driving privilege for which the defendant might not otherwise be eligible, and the application of treatment received in the program to comply with SATOP requirements. Disqualification Criteria Disqualification criteria are as follows: Applicant is not a resident of Boone County, Missouri. Applicant is charged with a violent offense, or displayed a weapon during the offense. Applicant has one or more prior convictions of a felony crime of violence involving the use or attempted use of force against a person with the intent to cause death or serious bodily harm. Applicant is currently on parole. Applicant has been found guilty for any degree of murder, voluntary or involuntary manslaughter. Applicant has been found guilty of a misdemeanor or felony sexual offense. Applicant has been found guilty of any degree of robbery, felony assault with a weapons offense, or armed criminal action. Applicant has another pending criminal case on which he/she would be deemed ineligible. A screening shows the perspective participant does not have a serious addiction or abuse problem or is not motivated for treatment. 3

4 DWI COURT PROGRAM RULES All DWI Court participants must abide by the following rules. Each individual is held accountable for their actions and full compliance is necessary to succeed in the program. I must not use or possess any drugs or alcohol. This condition is fundamental to successful completion of the program. Any prescription medication must be reported to the DWI team for review. Abuse of prescription drugs will result in a sanction. (This also includes ANY synthetic substance: Any substance which is mood/mind altering is prohibited in the program. Such products as K2, Spice, or Bath Salts are prohibited and tested for. If you are unsure about the product, contact your DWI court administrator or probation officer. (Also see Alternative Sentencing Court Urine Testing Contract). I must maintain my residence in Boone County through the length of the program. I must follow my treatment plan as directed by program personnel. I understand that my treatment groups, counseling sessions, probation meetings, court appearances, etc., are not optional. I also understand if I am not attending treatment, I will no longer be eligible for the program. I must not violate the law, and understand that if I engage in any criminal act, I will be prosecuted for the charges pending against me. I understand a new misdemeanor can get me discharged from the program but a new felony will automatically terminate me from the program. I understand that operating a motor vehicle without a valid driver s license or while the driver s license is suspended or revoked is a violation of the law and may result in sanctions or termination even if criminal charges are not filed against me. I must get prior permission from the DWI Court team before moving, changing my telephone number, or disconnecting my telephone. I must get prior permission from the DWI Court team regarding my employment. DWI Court participants are prohibited from working in bars or in any employment deemed not appropriate by the DWI Court team. Participants understand that all employment must be approved prior to a participant entering the program or before accepting employment once in the program. Participants also must gain prior permission from the DWI Court team before quitting a job. 4

5 If restitution is owed, I must pay this amount in full as ordered by the court. I must not use any medication without prior consent. All over-the-counter or prescribed medication must be authorized prior to being taken. Participants are strictly prohibited from taking over-the-counter medications other than the ones found on the approved medication list provided in this manual. I must not enter establishments in which the primary function is the sale of alcohol or gambling. Casinos, grocery store liquor sections, bars or packaged liquor stores are off limits. You may not purchase liquor for any reason. I must attend all court sessions as directed by the DWI Court judge. If you are not in court as directed a warrant will be issued for your arrest. I must attend all treatment sessions. If a participant is unable to attend a scheduled session, he/she must contact the treatment counselor before a session is missed. This includes individual and group counseling, educational sessions, and other treatment as directed. Unexcused missed treatment sessions will result in a sanction. I must report to my probation officer, tracker, and treatment providers as directed. If unable to make an appointment, contact the probation officer and/or caseworker immediately. Participants are REQUIRED to bring their calendars to all appointments related to DWI Court, including classes, appointments with any team members, probation appointments, etc. Calendars should be filled out as far in advance as possible. As a participant in DWI Court, I understand that I have the responsibility to report to a tracker as directed. Once a tracker has called, it is your responsibility to contact them within a half an hour if they were unable to reach you. (If you fail to do so, this will be considered a missed contact and a sanction will occur). I further understand that tracking may occur 24 hours a day/7days a week, and I may be given a curfew if the court deems appropriate. 5

6 I must be on time to appointments with treatment providers, trackers, treatment court administrator, probation officers and the court as directed. If a participant is late, he/she may not be allowed to attend the appointment and could be considered non-compliant. Contact your provider if there is a possibility that you may be late. I understand that I can not make threats towards other participants or staff or act in a violent manner. Violent, dishonest, or inappropriate behavior will not be tolerated and will be reported to the Court. This may result in termination from DWI Court. I must dress appropriately for court, probation meetings, and treatment sessions. Clothing bearing drug or alcohol related themes or promoting or advertising alcohol or drug use is considered inappropriate. Sunglasses, hats and bandanas are not to be worn inside the courthouse, treatment center, or probation office. Also, turn off all cell phones or other electronic devices prior to court appearances, probation meetings or treatment sessions. I must always tell the truth. This will take the participant s best effort and truthfulness. Participants who are not truthful will not be allowed to remain in the program. I must not leave the county without permission. You must get permission from the DWI Court judge prior to leaving Boone County. You must apply for a travel permit with your probation officer/treatment provider in order to gain written approval from the judge. Travel permits require a 15-day processing period. It is your responsibility to apply for the permit in a timely manner. I must turn in all documents one (1) day prior to court appearances. In order to receive credit for AA/NA meetings, payment of fees, or community service work completed, a participant must turn the proper documentation into their probation officer no later than the day prior to their court appearance. In order to receive credit for attending treatment a participant must turn the proper documentation into their caseworker as directed. 6

7 I must submit to urinalysis and/or breath tests as requested. You will be tested throughout the entire program for substance abuse and/or medication compliance. The DWI Court judge or any team member may require a test at any time and will have access to all drug testing results including any stalls or failures to produce. Failing to report for a drug test, appearing late to submit to a urine test, and/or altering a specimen will be treated as violations. One of the goals of DWI Court is to help you achieve total abstinence from alcohol, inappropriately used prescriptions, over-the-counter medication, and illicit drugs. I must report for testing upon contact with law enforcement. You must report for a drug test after contact with a law enforcement officer. I must maintain confidentiality of other DWI Court participants. Treatment cannot succeed unless all participants maintain the confidentiality of other participants and of information disclosed in treatment. DWI Court participants with substance use disorders are required to disclose their substance use disorder to all health care professionals they see for any reason. DWI Court participants should request non-narcotic medications when possible. Participants who use emergency room/emergency department services are required to get permission in advance, if possible. After going to the E.R./E.D., participants are required to provide the DWI Court team with all documentation relative to the condition for which they were treated. Participants must provide DWI Court staff with copies of all medical bills, whether related to the E.R./E.D. and/or other health care providers. Participants are required to provide proof of contact with health care professionals, as well as proof that they have disclosed their substance use disorder to their health care professionals. (See Physician Release forms provided in this manual). All medications prescribed MUST BE APPROVED BY THE DWI COURT BEFORE THEY ARE TAKEN. 7

8 DWI COURT TREATMENT Drug Testing: Each participant is given a drug testing hotline card with a unique call-in code. Participants are to call the hotline daily, enter their unique call-in code, and enter the first four letters of their last name. After successfully entering the required information, participants will be advised a drug testing sample is scheduled for that day or a sample is not scheduled for that day. When the participant is directed to provide a sample, they will be given from 6:00 a.m. until 10:00 a.m. to submit to testing. Arrowhead provides drug testing collection for all Boone County Treatment Courts. Counseling: An important aspect of the DWI Court is participation in counseling at Phoenix Programs, Inc., at 90 East Leslie Lane. Each participant is given an assessment screening at the minimum cost of $499.00, which is due at the time of the screening. The treatment provider will then recommend group and/or individual counseling. Attendance at these counseling sessions will be reported to the judge as part of a participant s progress report. Prior permission from the treatment counselor must be obtained in order to be excused from a counseling session. Phoenix Programs, Inc. A minimum of a $ Supplemental Fee and a $ East Leslie Lane Program fee is due at the time of your assessment Columbia, MO screening. The fee is based on your income, using a sliding (573) scale. Please bring a money order or credit card to pay for the screening charge. Twelve Step Meetings: Attendance is encouraged at 12-step meetings such as Narcotics Anonymous and Alcoholics Anonymous. Attendance is an important part of the recovery process that helps familiarize the participant with the 12-step philosophy and to develop levels of trust to learn and create social bonds with other people in recovery. The treatment team will provide information regarding the time and location of 12-step meetings and/or online classes. The participant must provide proof of attendance to their probation officer prior to each court appearance. 8

9 Sponsor: The participant is encouraged to obtain a self-help sponsor. A sponsor is a 12-step group member of the same gender with significant sobriety (at least one year) who assists the participant on a personal level with sobriety, personal problems, working the steps, etc. Ask at a meeting for a temporary sponsor until a permanent one can be obtained. 9

10 Personal Journal: Upon acceptance into DWI Court, all clients will be expected to keep a journal. The DWI Court judge will provide each participant with a weekly topic for the journal entry. The purpose of the journal is to provide the Judge with each participant s personal perception of DWI Court related topics, including personal problems with alcohol and drug dependence, and short-term and long-term goals. The court will provide a journal to each participant at the first court appearance. The journal must be brought to every court appearance. DWI Court Fees: Each DWI Court participant will be required to pay a monthly DWI Court fee in the amount of $ while participating in the program. The first payment is due 30 days after the participant s admission date. Participants are expected to maintain a zero ($0.00) balance. Sanctions for non-payment of fees may be imposed. A card with your account number is given to each participant at admission. Please present this card to the accounting clerk every time you need to make a payment. Termination A DWI Court participant may be terminated from the program for the following reasons which include but are not limited to: lack of treatment progress as decided by the treatment team, failure to secure full time employment, failure to pay fees or fines, threats, assaults, new arrests, continued substance use, or medical problems that interfere with treatment. Sixty-Day Evaluations: The DWI Court team will conduct a sixty-day evaluation of every participant on the first court date after the participant has been in the program sixty days. During this evaluation the DWI Court team will decide whether or not the participant has made the necessary progress to be engaged in the program. The evaluation will measure the participant s treatment progress and understanding, work and/or education progress, as well as the participant s acceptance of the DWI Court philosophy. 10

11 DWI COURT PHASES Phase I Assessment and Primary Phase (Approximately 60 days) The participant will work with the substance abuse counselor and DWI Court team to assess all the treatment, educational, family, employment, medical, and housing needs of the participant. The participant should: 1. Develop a plan to meet goals. The initial treatment plan must be developed within seven (7) working days of the initial DWI Court appearance. 2. Attend substance abuse counseling. 3. Maintain a minimum of two (2) weekly face-to-face contacts with the tracker/probation officer. 4. Attend a minimum of two (2) twelve-step meetings weekly. 5. Make weekly appearances in DWI Court. 6. Submit to random drug testing. 7. Pay the monthly DWI Court Fee of $ and maintain a zero balance. All fees are paid at the Boone County s Circuit Clerk s Accounting Department located on the 1 st floor of the Boone County Courthouse. 8. Verification of employment and housing will be made by a member of the DWI Court team. 11

12 Phase II Treatment Phase (Approximately 7 months) In Phase II the DWI Court Team will continue to monitor and evaluate the participant s progress on a weekly basis. The participant should: 1. Attend substance abuse counseling. 2. Maintain a minimum of (1) weekly face-to-face contact with the tracker/probation officer. 3. Attend a minimum of two (2) twelve-step meetings weekly and obtain a sponsor. 4. Make court appearances every other week or as directed by the DWI Court judge. 5. Submit to random drug testing 6. Maintain a zero balance of program fees. Pay $ a month to the Boone County s Circuit Clerk s Accounting Department located on the 1 st floor of the Boone County Courthouse. Participants will not move to Phase III until all fees are at a zero balance. 7. Obtain/maintain full-time employment or part-time employment in conjunction with educational or vocational training. 8. Verification of employment and housing will be made by a member of the DWI Court team. 12

13 Phase III Stability Phase (Approximately 3 months) In Phase III the DWI Court team will assist the participant in identifying a plan that will help the participant succeed. The participant should: 1. Maintain full time employment, educational or vocational training. 2. Maintain a minimum of (1) weekly face-to-face contact with the tracker/probation officer. 3. Attend a minimum of two (2) twelve-step meetings weekly and maintain a sponsor. 4. Make court appearances monthly or as directed by the DWI Court judge. 5. Submit to random drug testing 6. Maintain a zero balance of program fees. Pay $ a month to the Boone County s Circuit Clerk s Accounting Department located on the 1 st floor of the Boone County Courthouse. 7. Verification of employment and housing will be made by a member of the DWI Court team. 13

14 Graduation Requirements 1. Satisfactory attendance at all treatment services and contact with probation officer. 2. Six months of continuous clean drug tests. 3. Participant has obtained and maintained fulltime employment and/or is involved in an academic program. 4. Participant has completed a continuing recovery plan with counselor. 5. DWI Court team agrees that the participant has sufficiently integrated the information to support recovery. 6. Completion of one full year in the program. 7. Participant must submit a Graduation Summary. This is a neatly written or typed 3-5 page essay that will address your understanding of personal problems of addiction, criminal behavior, and relapse prevention. 14

15 SANCTIONS AND INCENTIVES DWI Court Sanctions If a participant fails to comply with the program, the DWI Court judge, at their discretion, may order one or more of the following therapeutic responses as well as consequences to be accountable for behavior: Warning from judge Move to end of docket More frequent drug and/or alcohol testing Place on electronic monitoring Community service hours Increase reporting to diversion manager/probation officer Increase court appearances Complete the Weekend Relapse Intervention Program Move back to previous phase Spend period of time in Reality House Spend period of time in jail Termination from DWI Court DWI Court Incentives In recognition of the need to provide positive support to participants that do well in their court process, the DWI Court will recognize participant birthdays, special occasions (if known), and specific life events (such as babies born, death in the family, etc.) in a public forum to support participants in their recovery process. Incentives to reward participants for compliance and upward movement in phases are also available to participants. When a participant consistently cooperates and participates in the treatment program, the DWI Court judge may, at their discretion, order one or more of the following: Praise from judge Move to top of docket Decrease court appearances Excused from attending court Receive gift cards from local businesses Presented with a gift bag during court Draw from the prize jar Enter weekly drawing Progress to next phase Reduction in treatment and probation visits Allowed to travel more frequently Graduation of the program in one year 15

16 DRUG TESTING RESPONSES TO DRUG TESTING All late, dilute, missed or positive tests will also be considered an indication that a treatment response or modification may be made which might include MRT, increased treatment such as relapse prevention class, weekend intervention, day treatment, intensive outpatient treatment or residential treatment. DILUTE, MISSED, LATE or POSITIVE TESTS: First sanction: 24 hours jail. Second sanction: 2 days incarceration may be jail or Reality House. Third sanction: incarceration and/or termination. TRAVEL Participants that need to travel while participating in DWI Court will be instructed to give a urine sample immediately before departure and again immediately upon return. Samples can be collected at Reality House, McCambridge Center, or Probation and Parole if Arrowhead is not open when the participant needs to give a sample. LAW ENFORCEMENT CONTACT Participants that are approached by a law enforcement officer need to provide a urine sample for drug testing immediately. If Arrowhead is not open the participant can have their sample collected at Reality House or Probation and Parole. RANDOM DRUG AND ALCOHOL TESTING Each participant is given a drug testing hotline card with a unique call-in code. Participants are to call the hotline daily, enter their unique call-in code, and enter the first four letters of their last name. After successfully entering the required information, participants will be advised a drug testing sample is scheduled for that day or a sample is not scheduled for that day. When the participant is directed to provide a sample, they will be given from 6:00 a.m. until 10:00 a.m. to submit to testing. Arrowhead provides drug testing collection for all Boone County Treatment Courts. Participants need to bring photo identification. Those without photo identification need to notify their probation officer or the DWI treatment court administrator on the date they are admitted to DWI Court. Please note that there is only on-street parking available for Arrowhead clients. 16

17 CONTACT INFORMATION Agency Phone Number Fax Number Contact Person DWI Court Office Clayton VanNurden Phoenix Programs, Inc Andrew Taegel Reality House Programs, Inc Reality House Treatment Clinic McCambridge Center Burrell Behavioral Health Job Point Public Defender Prosecutor s Office Tracker Dana Thompson Probation Office Megan Jones Drug Testing Office None in office Drug Testing Hotline (800)

18 AUTHORIZED OVER-THE-COUNTER MEDICATIONS ANALGESICS PAIN & FEVER RELIEF Advil Aleve Alka Seltzer Original Effervesoent Antacid Pain Reliever Alka Seltzer Extra Strength Effervescent Antacid Pain Reliever Aspercreme Bayer Asprin Ecotrin Motrin Nuprin Orudis KT Tylenol SKIN CARE Benadryl Itch Stopping Cream Clearasil Cortaid Cortizone Dr. Scholls Ivy Block Lotumin AF Oxy 10 Preparation H Anti Itch Cream ALLERGY & SINUS PAIN RELIEF Nasalcrom Loratadine Dayhist Allergy EYE, EAR & MOUTH CARE Naphcon A Ocuhist Opcon A Vas O Con A FEMININE PRODUCTS Femstat 3 Gyne Lotrimin 3 Monistat 7 Crème or Suppositories Vagisil Anti Itch Crème Vagistat 1 SMOKING CESSATION Nicorett Nicotrol Nicoderm COUGH, COLD & FLU MEDICINES Pertussin DM Extra Strength Cough Relief Robitussin Robitussin DM Luden s Cough Drops Hall s Fruit Breezers STOMACH MEDICINES Alka Seltzer Original Effervesoent Antacid Pain Reliever Alka Seltzer Extra Strength Effervescent Antacid Pain Reliever Axid AR Basaljel Beano Dul Colax Exlax Chocolate Exlax Regular Strength Fibercon Gaviscon Extra Strength Liquid Kaopectate Maalox Antiacid/Antigas Tablets Mylanta Liquid Mylanta Double Strength Mylanta Maximum Strength Liquid Mylanta AR Pepcid AC Rolaids Pepto-Bismol Phillips Gelcaps Phillips Milk of Magnesia Tagament HB Tums Tylenol Heaache Plus Extra Strength Zantac Z5 VOMITING & MOTION SICKNESS Bonine Cola Ipecac Actidose with Sorbital Charcoaid Charcoaid 2000 Charcoaid Plus DS Charco Caps Liqui Char Actidose Aqua SLEEP AIDS AND STIMULANTS None 18

19 BOONE COUNTY AND COLUMBIA RESOURCES Health Care/Counseling: Boone County Family Resources 1209 East Walnut Columbia, MO services for developmentally disabled residents of Boone County Columbia/Boone County Health Department P.O. Box West Worley Columbia, MO disease prevention and health promotion Crossroads Program 3605 South Providence Road, Suite 6 Columbia, MO drug and alcohol treatment for ages and their parents Family Counseling Center of Missouri, Inc. 117 North Garth Columbia, MO Family Counseling Center provides prevention, therapy and treatment for individuals and families. Mid-Missouri Mental Crisis Line The Mid-Missouri Crisis Line provides 24 hour crisis intervention services via telephone. NAMI of Columbia 2208 Iris Drive Columbia, MO NAMI of Columbia is an education and support group for family, caregivers, friends and consumers affected by mental illness. Pathways Community Behavioral Healthcare, Inc. 601 Business Loop 70 West, Suite 152 Columbia, MO Burrell Behavioral Health 601 Business Loop 70 West Columbia, MO not for profit community mental health center with locations throughout Central Missouri. provides wide variety of services to clients with mental health issues. 19

20 Housing: New Life Evangelistic Center 900 North 8 th Street or 901 Wilkes Boulevard. Columbia, MO Temporary emergency shelter for men, women and children. North East Community Action Corporation 1303 Vandiver Square, Suite 104 Columbia, MO Lois Bryant Housing 913 Rangeline Columbia, MO Intake assessment and referral, housing and rental assistance; family planning. Temporary shelter for women and children. Columbia Housing Authority 201 Switzler Street Columbia, MO Owns and operated 719 public units and administers Section 8 Housing Program in Columbia. Salvation Army 1108 West Ash Columbia, MO Provides emergency food, clothing and shelter St. Francis House 901 Rangeline Columbia, MO Temporary shelter for men. The Shelter emergency shelter, crisis intervention, counseling, support groups on domestic violence. Harbor House- The Salvation Army 602 North Ann Street Columbia, MO Voluntary Action Center 800 North Providence Columbia, MO Emergency shelter and noon feeding program. Agency of first and last resort. 20

21 Food/Nutrition Boone County Nutrition Program CMAAA 1121 Business Loop 70 East Columbia, MO Nutritional information and meals Central Missouri Food Bank Network, Inc Vandiver Drive Columbia, MO Distributes free food to 120 member hunger relief agencies throughout its 29 county service area. Interfaith Day Center and Loaves and Fishes Soup Kitchen Services primarily for homeless persons including: hospitality, phone for job referrals, labor pool and supper. Community Harvest Food Pantry of Boone County 1408 Indiana Avenue Columbia, MO Community Harvest provides a 7 day supply of food for needy families. 21

22 Legal Resources Boone County Offender Transition Network 601 Business Loop 70 West, Suite 217 C Columbia, MO ext. 258 Coordinate services for exoffenders and their families. CLAIM Program Missouri State Health Insurance Assistance Program 200 North Keene Street Columbia, MO Free Medicare and health insurance counseling services for Medicare beneficiaries, their families and caregivers. Central Missouri Counties Human Development Corporation 807B North Providence Road Columbia, MO services designed for low income people Missouri Re-Entry Process 2729 Plaza Drive Jefferson City, MO preparing offender for reentry to the community from the prison setting. Centro Latino de Salud, Educacion y Cultura Parkade Plaza Center 601 Business Loop 70 West, Suite 131 Columbia, MO Centro Latino serves Latino families and individuals with health, education and cultural/ legal issues. 22

23 BOONE COUNTY DWI COURT 60-Day Participant Evaluation / Review Objective Attending PO as scheduled Attending treatment as scheduled Attending AA/NA as required Turning in court assignments Has obtained a sponsor Housing status Status Complete Incomplete Complete Incomplete Complete Incomplete Complete Incomplete Complete Incomplete Complete Incomplete Regular school/employment/disability Complete Incomplete Working on CSW hours Current on fees Complete Incomplete Complete Incomplete Any missed or late drug tests Yes No Any dilute drug tests Yes No Any positive drug tests Yes No If positive did they admit Yes No Any new arrest Yes No Is attitude conducive to treatment Yes No 23

24 Entry Questionnaire BOONE COUNTY DWI COURT 1. I am allowed to take medicine prescribed by a doctor without asking for permission from DWI Court. True False 2. If it is my day to give a UA, I must comply by what time?. 3. I am encouraged to attend 12-step meetings times a week. 4. If I have permission to leave Boone County, I must give a UA both before and after my trip. 5. If I am arrested on a new felony charge, I may be terminated from the DWI Court. True False True False 6. A dilute UA is an accident and there will be no sanction. True False 7. If I have permission to leave Boone County, but my plans change and I don t go, I don t have to take the before and after UA. True False 8. If I have questions or problems, I should wait until court to talk about it. True False 9. If I am at least 21 years old, I may drink alcoholic beverages while I am participating in the DWI Court program. 10. I am required to call the UA hotline everyday, including Saturday and Sunday. True False True False 11. It is OK to be late or miss appointments if the reason is work related. True False 12. DWI Court fees are per month. 13. I must provide the DWI Court with my current address and phone number and notify them of any changes. True False 14. I am encouraged to have a 12-step sponsor while participating in DWI Court. True False 24

25 15. If I miss a UA it may be considered the same as a positive test. True False 16. I can t move to Phase until my fees are paid, and I have a sponsor. 17. Since honesty is important in DWI Court, I may be terminated from the program if I am dishonest. True False 18. If I relapse, I will be required to start Phase II again. True False 19. I am not allowed to leave Boone County without permission. True False 20. It is OK to sleep in group if I have been at work and am really tired. True False 21. I do not need to ask permission to attend a concert. True False 22. I must respect other people s confidentiality True False 23. It is not a problem to be with my old friends when they are using, as long as I don t use. True False 24. It is OK to go to bars if I do not drink. True False 25. DWI Court can direct me to find new housing and employment. True False 26. I may be required to provide a UA at any time, even if it is not my color day. True False 27. Full time employment or school is a requirement of DWI Court. True False 28. If my job requires me to leave Boone County, it is OK to go without DWI Court permission. True False 29. All my employment verification, 12 step meeting sheets, and community service papers must be given to my probation officer by noon on what day?. 30. I can go to the boats to gamble as long as I do not drink or use drugs. True False 31. If I am really sick, I can take medicine that a friend or family member gives me. True False 32. What is the phone number to call for UA drug testing?. 33. If I have any contact with law enforcement, I am required to give a UA. True False 34. Boonville is in Boone County. True False 25

26 35. I must ask permission to take any over-the-counter medication. True False 36. I am expected to tell the truth at all times. True False 37. I am responsible for keeping all appointments and being on time, including court appearances, treatment sessions, and meetings with my tracking officer. True False Name Date 26

27 BOONE COUNTY DWI COURT Exit Questionnaire 1. I think the program would be better if it lasted months. 2. I was able to use drugs while in DWI Court and I was not caught. True False 3. I was able to drink while in DWI Court and I was not caught. True False 4. How did I avoid getting caught?. 5. The incentives I received while in DWI Court (gift certificates, N/A tickets, etc.) really meant a lot to me. True False 6. Group was the best part of counseling. True False 7. Individual therapy was the best part of counseling. True False 8. It was important to me to be able to talk to the judge. True False 9. This program was the first time I received treatment for drug or alcohol abuse. True False 10. The program is good, it just was not right for me. True False 11. If I could, I would add to the program. 12. It was important for me to get into this program very soon after my arrest. True False 13. The most important reason for me to be in this program was: to stay out of jail or prison to get treatment for my substance abuse problem to get a job to get my driver s license back to get back with my family to have more money other. 27

28 14. The most effective part of the program for me was?. 15. Drug testing was helpful to keep me from using. True False 16. I should have been tested? More Less 17. Best part of program?. 18. Worst part of program? step meetings were very helpful. True False 20. I plan to continue in 12-step meetings. True False 21. I will continue to work with my sponsor. True False 22. I was treated fairly by the DWI Court staff and judge. True False 23 I would be interested in a DWI Court alumni group. True False 24. I would be interested in some DWI Court social activities like picnics, softball games or bowling. True False 25. DWI Court should have its own GED program. True False 28