How Going To Rehab Can Help Your Court Case
Going to rehab can be one of the most important parts of overcoming an addiction. It will give you the time, space, and professional resources that you need to get better. You may also give yourself a chance to avoid serious legal consequences as well. How does going to rehab help your case? At His House Rehab, we offer exceptional alcohol treatment programs and drug rehabilitation services that can support your journey to recovery and positively impact your court case.
Rehab Means You Take Your Drug or Alcohol Charge Seriously
Going to rehab is a sign that you understand the gravity of your situation. It shows the judge that you know that using or possessing drugs can be dangerous for yourself and for others you may use with. As many addicts can’t get better without rehab, enrolling in a program may be the only acceptable way to prove you want to get past your addiction. Our dual diagnosis treatment can help address underlying mental health issues alongside addiction.
Going to Rehab Is Cheaper for Taxpayers
Instead of paying to feed, clothe, and shelter you while you are in jail or prison, it is easier and cheaper to send you to a rehab program. The state or local government also saves money if it doesn’t have to provide medical care in addition to your basic needs. If you have been convicted of a nonviolent crime and have otherwise stayed out of trouble, the preferred outcome may be rehab followed by probation. Depending on the charge, it may be reduced or discharged if you complete a program and stay out of trouble for a predetermined length of time. Explore our intensive outpatient programs for flexible treatment options.
Successfully Completing Rehab Lowers the Incidence of Recidivism
Recidivism occurs when an individual comes back to jail on multiple occasions. Each time you come back to jail, you cost taxpayers more money and are not able to provide for your family. In essence, staying clean and out of jail means you are a productive tax-paying citizen as opposed to a burden on the system. Therefore, going to rehab is a good long-term strategy if you are trying to help a current case and avoid future ones. Our mental health treatment programs provide comprehensive support for long-term recovery.
If you have a problem with drugs or alcohol, rehab can be helpful regardless of how it may help your legal status. However, if you have been charged with a crime, seeking rehab is a great way to show remorse and possibly get off without having to spend time in jail or prison.
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His House Rehab offers industry-leading Drug and Alcohol Treatment programs. We were founded in 1994 and we base our programs on five key principles: commitment, honesty, integrity, respect, and service. These five principles guide us in all that we do and all the care we provide. Contact us today to see how we can help you or your loved one.
