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The Process

While the process of going through a drug and alcohol evaluation based on your arrest, is relatively straightforward, you should know that the treatment agency will need to have certain information about you before they can make their recommendation. They will need a copy of your driving record, a copy of your criminal history, and a copy of the arresting officer's report. Either you can provide this information, or it can come from your attorney. You may be required to undergo a drug and alcohol urinalysis screening, and these results may become an important part of your final recommendation. Your actual evaluation will include some written testing and oral questioning, then the counselor will draft a written report of his or her recommendations.

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