A special drug program aims to help rehabilitate participants while providing an alternative to traditional sentencing. Read on to learn more about the program and how to qualify.

1. PRESENTED BY
Travis County Drug Diversion
Court Program

2. If you qualify for the Travis County
Drug Diversion Court Program,
you may be able to get your
charges dismissed after successful
completion of the program.

3. TO QUALIFY:
You must live within Travis County, and must not
currently be on felony probation or parole.

4. Facing felony drug charges
First time in drug
diversion program
No prior convictions for
violent crimes
There are other criteria, too, including:

5. One aim of the program is to help people recover
from substance abuse problems.

6. Nobody will
force you to
participate.
You can only be a part of
the program if you
choose to do so yourself.

7. You will not be able to participate,
however, if you are:
• Suicidal
• Homicidal
• Have uncontrolled medical problems

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