Adult Treatment Court

The Adult Treatment Court (ATC) is more than a set of requirements, it’s a program that empowers participants to move beyond survival, embrace purpose, and build a life grounded in hope, opportunity, and sustained recovery. 

The ATC serves non-violent felony offenders, offering comprehensive support for those addressing a substance use disorder or managing a co-occurring diagnosis involving both substance use and mental health conditions.

By promoting accountability, restoring dignity, preventing unnecessary incarceration, and supporting long-term recovery, the ATC protects the community, transforms lives, strengthens families, and breaks the cycle of justice system involvement.

ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

* The Adult Treatment Court operates under a post-adjudication model; therefore, eligibility is determined during the Pre-Sentence Investigation conducted by the Michigan Department of Corrections. To participate in the program, the following eligibility criteria must be met:

• Minimum 18 years of age.
• Must maintain Oakland County residency
• Charges must be related, directly or indirectly to the abuse, illegal use, or possession of a controlled substance or alcohol abuse.
• Guilty plea to the charge(s).
• Not considered a violent offender under MCL 600.1060(g)
• Meet the established risk/need criteria through COMPAS. The ATC best serves moderate to high-risk and high-need offenders.
• Submit to a clinical assessment indicating the need for substance abuse treatment.
• Must voluntarily agree to participate in the ATC and abide by all the program conditions.
• Medicinal and recreational marijuana use is prohibited.
• There is a $150.00 fee for participation.

*The ATC is not a certified Sobriety Court and does not provide restricted licenses as a program condition or incentive.  

For additional information contact: octreatmentcourts@oakgov.com