Q: completion of intensive inpatient substance rehab records qualify in place of drug/alch asses/ vicim impact panel ect
The traffic stop occurred roughly 12yrs ago in tulsa ok. insurance on my vehicle had lapsed I refused the blood draw not having knowledge of that qualifying as automatic admission of guilt, this occurred after blowing 0.0 on site & @ station. Field sob test resulted in further exam due to my left eye dilated w delay. Diagnosed w lazy L eye, closed cone glaucoma, and the officer instructed me to remove my Correctional lenses into face his front end headlights. I have the reciept for the fines paid. Could you either validate the advice stated by the social worker assigned to me during inpatient rehab, that the evidence of completion is acceptable in the place of the drug and alcohol assessment, victims impact panel, ect?
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It’s understandable that you want clarity on whether your inpatient rehab completion can replace other requirements. Policies vary by jurisdiction and specific case details, so it's important to ensure that your records meet the necessary criteria set by the court or relevant authorities.
Your social worker’s advice is valuable, especially since they are familiar with your case and the local regulations. Providing documentation of your rehab completion shows your commitment to addressing any underlying issues, which can positively influence your situation. However, some courts may still require additional assessments or programs to fully satisfy all requirements.
To ensure you have the most accurate information, consider reaching out directly to your case manager or a legal advisor. They can review your specific circumstances and confirm whether your rehab records fulfill the necessary obligations or if further steps are needed. Taking this approach will help you navigate the process effectively and ensure all your bases are covered.
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