- Meet with Probation Officer a minimum of one time per week or as directed
- Comply with home/field visits as required
- Verify residence at each probation office visit
- Be subject to arrest checks daily
- Establish plan for housing
- Retrain from consuming alcohol, illicit drugs, unapproved medications or supplements of any kind, or any substance labeled unfit for human consumption
- Agree to and comply with Veterans Court Medication Policy
- Submit to random drug and alcohol screening as directed
- Sign releases of information to contacts upon request
- Begin addressing medical needs if applicable
- Enroll in Probation Orientation
You can advance to Level 2 if substantially compliant with Level 1 requirements for a sustained period of time, have no drug tests which violate the Alcohol and Drug Testing Protocol and Procedures for at least 14 days and the Veterans Court team approves moving to Level 2.
LEVEL 2 – Requirements:
- Appear in Veterans Court as directed.
- Comply with all current treatment plan requirements
- Comply with all treatment referrals and assessments
- Continue addressing medical needs
- Take medications as prescribed
- Continue establishing insurance and/or entitlements
- Continue changing people, places, and things
- Comply with all conditions of probation/ supervision
- Meet with Probation Officer a minimum of one time per week or as directed
- Comply with home/field visits as required
- Verify residence at each probation office visit
- Be subject to arrest checks daily
- Continue establishing a plan for housing or maintain housing
- Refrain from consuming alcohol, illicit drugs, unapproved medications or supplements of any kind, or any substance labeled unfit for human consumption
- Comply with Veterans Court Medication Policy
- Submit to random drug and alcohol screening as directed
- Achieve stable level of overall functioning
- Sign releases of information to contacts upon request
- Complete Probation Orientation
- Complete Intensive Outpatient Treatment
You can advance to Level 3 if substantially compliant with Level 2 requirements for a sustained period of time, have no drug tests which violate the Alcohol and Drug Testing Protocol and Procedures for a minimum of 30 days, and the Veterans Court team approves moving to Level 3.