
IMPORTANT NOTICE: The information contained on this post about North Carolina’s Felony Drug Diversion Program may change. For instance, the statute might change between the time you read this and the time your case reaches court. Your eligibility will depend on a variety of circumstances, and, even if eligible, participation in the Felony Drug Diversion program is at the District Attorney’s and Judge’s discretion. In addition, the District Attorney and/or Judge may impose more conditions upon you than are listed on this sheet. In addition, costs are subject to change. If you have a question about the NC Felony Drug Diversion program, talk to a drug lawyer Raleigh about whether you qualify for this program.
Conditions of the Felony Drug Diversion Program
Requirements of the Felony Drug Diversion Program
Liabilities of the Felony Drug Diversion Program
Currently, Wake County’s 90-96 programs are managed by Southlight, a private drug and alcohol treatment service that has offices in the Wake County Courthouse.
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