Rehab Options For Inmates

Summary

In North Carolina, courts can order rehab for inmates as a condition of pretrial release or sentencing if deemed beneficial. A defense attorney can request this during bail hearings or plea deals. Consider seeking legal advice to explore options for your sisters transfer to a rehab facility.

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I would like to get my sister out of prison and in to a rehab
Hi ****! I understand your concern about your sister. Can you provide more details about her current situation, such as the reason for her imprisonment and whether she has been sentenced yet? This will help me give you more specific information.
Current charges: 1st offense possession of * or more grains of Fentanyl, possession of a stolen firearm
Hi ****! Thanks for sharing that information. Is your sister currently awaiting trial, or has she already been sentenced for these charges? This will help determine the appropriate steps to take for her situation.
Awaiting trial
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****, since your sister is awaiting trial, you might consider the following:
- Pretrial Release: You can request a pretrial release or bail modification hearing, where you can propose that she be released to a rehab facility.
- Legal Representation: Ensure she has a competent defense attorney who can argue for her release to a rehab facility as a condition of bail.
Would you like additional guidance on how to proceed with these options?
Can an inmate be put into an involuntary 90 day rehab?
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****, in North Carolina, it is possible for a court to order an inmate to attend a rehabilitation program as a condition of pretrial release or sentencing. Here are some important points:
- The court must believe that rehab is in the best interest of the defendant and the community.
- A defense attorney can request this as part of a bail hearing or plea deal.
Would you like additional guidance on how to proceed with requesting a rehab placement for your sister?