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72 Hour Programs In The Miami County Municipal Court

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72 Hour Programs In The Miami County Municipal Court

According to its website, the Miami County Municipal Court has approved the following 72 hour OVI residential programs:

  • Addiction Resource Center (ARC) – 937-767-0178
  • Drivers Intervention Program (DIP) – 937-492-8080
  • Weekend Intervention Program (WIP) – 937-775-3050
  • Buckeye Driver Intervention Program: Vandalia and Piqua – 937-415-0701

The 72 hour residential program is usually a requirement following an OVI arrest in the Miami County Municipal Court. The judges trust the programs to assess the drug and alcohol patterns of an individual before them on an alcohol related offense.  If the counselors at the 72 hour program determine that additional treatment is necessary, they will relay their conclusions to the court. The court may then make follow-up treatment a condition of probation.

Judges have been told that 87% of the people who attend the 3-day program will not reoffend. This is why it is a typical judicial requirement.  It is not uncommon for the court to order this program even if the charge of OVI has been dismissed, or reduced.  Ask your Miami County OVI attorney about the program.

Charles M. Rowland II regularly appears in the Miami County Municipal Court representing the accused drunk driver.  Contact him at (937) 318-1384. “All I do is DUI defense.”

Keywords: Miami County Municipal Court, Miami County OVI, Miami County DUI, Troy DUI, Troy OVI, Piqua DUI, Piqua OVI
Charles Rowland

charlie@daytondui.com

Charles M. Rowland II has been representing the accused drunk driver for over 20 years. Contact him at (937) 318-1384 if you find yourself facing a DUI (now called OVI) charge.

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