court-ordered treatment
Judge-imposed therapy program
Court-ordered treatment is rehabilitation mandated by a judge, typically for substance abuse or mental health issues, as an alternative to or condition of incarceration.
A defendant may receive court-ordered treatment after a DUI conviction or as part of a plea agreement.
He entered a ninety-day court-ordered treatment program instead of serving jail time.
- drug courtCourt diverting offenders to rehabilitation
- mental health courtTribunal addressing psychiatric conditions
- cognitive behavioral therapyTreatment restructuring harmful thought patterns
- probationSupervised trial period
- parole conditionsRules governing early release
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