Judicial & Government Testing Programs in Sacramento,CA.
We specialize in fulfilling the drug testing needs of judicial and government entities in the Greater Sacramento, Davis and Roseville Area.
- There should be early and frequent judicial supervision of each diversion drug court participant. Judicial drug courts are authorized to require regular drug testing as a result of their case including:
- (1)Each participant should appear in court before a specifically assigned diversion drug court judge within 30 days after the first court appearance. At this time the participant should provide proof of registration, proof of completion of assessment, proof of entry into a specific treatment program, and initial drug test results.
- (2)The second drug court appearance should be held no later than 30 days after the first drug court appearance. The third drug court appearance should be held no later than 60 days after the second drug court appearance.
- (3)A final drug court appearance should be required no sooner than 12 months from entry into treatment unless continued treatment is found to be appropriate and necessary.
- (4)Interim drug court appearances should be required within one week of the following: positive drug test results, failure to test, adulterated test, or failure to appear or participate in treatment.
- (5)At each drug court appearance, the judge should receive a report of the participant's progress in treatment and drug test results and should review, monitor, and impose rewards and sanctions based on the participant's progress or lack of progress.
We gladly participate in court ordered testing programs, including drug, alcohol and DNA paternity testing.
We offer the following judicial testing services:
- Drug Court
- Pre-Trial Intervention
- Probation & Parole
- Court Ordered Testing
- Investigative
- Detention
- Juvenile Justice
We also provide expert court witness and testimony services, if needed.
Please call our Sacramento office for more information at (916) 565-0400.
What is Drug Court?
A. The division of the court system designed to handle drug offense cases has been dubbed -Drug Court-. This court offers offenders an alternative to jail time in the form of drug treatment, so long as such treatment involves drug testing, comprehensive supervision, immediate sanctions, and achievement incentives.
What legal impacts can a paternity test have on my custody case?
A. Paternity tests can conclusively settle custody issues and set standards for visitation rights. Often, the consent of the father is required before a child can be placed for adoption, etc. Proving or disproving yours-or someone else's-viability as the father can have dramatic legal ramifications.
Serving Sacramento & the following areas:
Arden-Arcade | Cameron Park | Carmichael | Citrus Heights | Diamond Springs | Dollar Point | El Dorado Hills | Elk Grove | Fair Oaks | Florin | Folsom | Foothill Farms | Gold River | Granite Bay | Kings Beach, La Riviera | Laguna | Meadow Vista | North Highlands | Orangevale | Parkway-South Sacramento | Rancho Cordova | Rancho Murieta | Rio Linda | Rosemont | Shingle Springs | West Sacramento | Wilton | Antelope | Davis | Roseville | Lincoln | Rocklin | El Macero | Rio Vista
