Adult Drug Court
Contact Information
Julia Dufurrena
Program Coordinator
All inquiries about the Adult Drug Court may be directed to Julia.
DUI Court
The Humboldt County DUI Program is for people who have been charged with a third offense DUI within a seven year period. The program length and monitoring requirements are compliant with NRS 484C.
Program Description
The Humboldt County DUI Court Program is a three-year program that consists of four phases. All participants must be referred through the legal system. Each phase of the program involves different requirements, and the requirements are reduced as an individual establishes more recovery time. The following program outline describes the basic requirements throughout each of the phases.
Phase I Requirements (6 months)
- Attend court every Thursday at 9:30am.
- Comply with Residential House arrest.
- Comply with electronic monitoring requirements.
- Obtain an interlock driving device (if applicable).
- Attend 3 AA meetings each week.
- Attend 2 group treatment session each week, or as directed by your treatment provider.
- Attend 1 individual treatment session each week, or as directed by your treatment provider.
- Meet with probation officer as directed.
- Curfew 9:00pm.
Phase II Requirements (9 months)
- Attend court every Thursday at 9:30am.
- Test at least 3 times each week. Testing color: RED.
- Maintain an interlock driving device on any vehicles you drive (if applicable).
- Attend 2 AA meetings each week.
- Attend 2 group treatment sessions every week, or as directed by your treatment provider.
- Attend 1 individual treatment every week, or as directed by your treatment provider.
- Meet with probation officer as directed.
- Curfew 10:00pm.
Phase III Requirements (9 months)
- Attend court twice each month, Thursdays at 9:30am.
- Test at least 2 times each week. Testing color: YELLOW.
- Attend a minimum of 1 AA meetings each week.
- Attend 1 group treatment session every other week, or as directed by your treatment provider.
- Attend 1 individual session every other week, or as directed by your treatment provider.
- Meet with probation officer as directed.
- Curfew 11:00pm.
Phase IV Requirements (12 months)
- Attend court once each month, Thursdays at 9:30am
- Test at least 2 times each week. Testing color: PURPLE.
- Attend a minimum of 1 AA meeting each week.
- Attend 2 group treatment sessions every month, or as directed by your treatment provider.
- Meet with probation officer as directed.
- Curfew 11:00pm.
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Juvenile Diversion Court
Juvenile Diversion Court is a 3- 6 month program that serves as an alternative to incarceration. The program is used by Juvenile Services as one of many graduated sanctions. Youth with repeated offenses that do not respond to lower level interventions are provided the Juvenile Diversion Program as an intervention.
Participation increases supervision, provides treatment, and supports both youth and their families in creating positive, pro-social changes.
Program Description
The Juvenile Diversion Program targets youth who are at risk of increased involvement in the criminal justice system and demonstrate a need for treatment. Youth earn their way out of the program’s four phases in 3-6 months by making positive choices such as: attending school, following the recommendations of their treatment provider, and passing drug screens.
This strengths focused program works to modify behavior with a focus on incentivizing positive behaviors.
Youth participants are required to attend court every second and fourth Wednesday of the month with a family member. The program provides intervention and support to both the youth and their family.