For those who admit to having a drug and/or alcohol problem and want to make changes in their lives, Treatment Alternative Court (TAC) may be the answer. Through a coordinated strategy of court personnel, probation staff, and treatment providers, participants will receive substance use disorder evaluation, treatment, and supervision to help make healthier choices.
The year long, pre-plea program is divided into 4 phases. Through the use of incentives and sanctions, the TAC team will monitor and help guide participants to keep on track with court and probation conditions, as well as head in the right direction of program completion. Charges may be eligible for dismissal at program commencement.
Eligibility
The participant must:
- Be a Clark County legal resident age 18 or older
- Admit to having a substance use disorder and voluntarily choose this treatment option
- Volunteer for the program
The participant must NOT have:
- Any serious violent offenses in criminal history
- Pending charges/outstanding warrants in any other jurisdiction
- Used a firearm in the commission of any crime
Referral Forms
Pre-plea Referral Form
Post-plea Referral Form
Forms for Attorneys
- Instructions
- Pre-plea Agreement
- TAC Stipulation & Waiver of Rights
- Addendum (TSC Coordinator will provide if appropriate)
- Order for Participation in TSC
- TAC-DUI Court Order Substituting Attorney
Post-plea Opt In Packet
- Instructions
- Post-plea Agreement
- Addendum (TSC Coordinator will provide if appropriate)
- Order for Participation in TSC
- TAC-DUI Court Order Substituting Attorney
Forms for Participants
Web Report Form
Physician Letter
Special Request Form
Phase Up Forms
Phase Up 2
Phase Up 3
Phase Up 4
Commencement Packet
Budget Worksheet