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So you've plead into drug court and now the drug court compliance officer wants to toss your home. What do you do?

Drug court basically is a form of probation in Oklahoma, and it's more stringent than a traditional form of probation, like a deferral or a suspended. I've heard of a drug court compliance officer once describe drug court as prison without the bars. And there's something to be said for that. Drug court is far more stringent in terms of the terms of probation than traditional probation typically.

And the reason for that is it's designed to be a rehabilitative program specifically for folks with addiction issues. And for that reason, especially early on, you're kept on a very tight leash.

One of the conditions you are subject to as a participant in drug court is you do consent upon pleading into drug court to being subject to searches in your home, of your person, of your vehicle, if you have a vehicle, of your place of work.

In fact, you can be searched at any time while a participant in the drug court program and your refusal to comply could be actually grounds for sanction. It also could mean that the drug court judge could conclude that you're refusing to cooperate because you got something to hide.

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