On June 2, 2010 Gov. Jay Nixon signed into law tougher penalties for people who drive while intoxicated (DWI).

The new law will require more time in jail for repeat offenders and those who drive with higher blood alcohol levels (BAC). In addition, DWI violations will no longer be handled by municipal courts, moving into criminal courts where penalties can be tougher. The law will also put into place a tracking system for repeat offenders, and offer substance abuse treatment instead of jail time. Read More.

Phoenix Programs offers a wide array of support and treatment programs for individuals who struggle with the legal consequences of drug and alcohol abuse. Contact us for more information or an assessment.

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