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DUI School Atlanta
RISK REDUCTION PROGRAM
DUI School provides a 20-hour Risk Reduction Program that is required by the state of Georgia. The DUI Clinical Evaluation is required for anyone who has been charged or convicted of driving while under the influence (DUI) or a DUI charge that has been reduced to reckless driving. 
DUI Clinical Evaluations are regulated by the state of Georgia DUI Intervention Program.
- 1st DUI
- Multiple DUI
- Habitual DUI
Multiple DUI Evaluations are handled a bit differently and may require an in-depth collateral interview with family members and close friends.
DUI Clinical Evaluations are mandated by the Courts and DDS. They are required for two reasons.
- Out-of-state
- License Reinstatement
- Court, Probation, and DDS
DUI Clinical Evaluations are confidentially administered on an outpatient basis and assess potentially addictive and substance abuse behaviors for a variety of substances.
Regardless of the specific substance(s) of abuse, the DUI Evaluation process involves
- review of medications
- medical history
- information from past or present counseling sessions
- participation in self-help or 12-step programs
(e.g. Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, etc.)
Additionally, a DUI Evaluation may yield specific recommendations for treatment where necessary. The client will be provided with a copy of the DUI Evaluation outcomes and suggested treatment options following the assessment.
Chief Evaluator
Our chief evaluator has served over 25 years in the criminal justice system and is a subject matter expert in DUI matters. Your evaluation will be conducted in a fair and expeditious manner utilizing all current assessment tools and techniques.
HOW DUI EVALUATIONS HELP
Given that DUI Evaluations, along with the treatment recommendations provided, are often used to minimize and alleviate court sentences, individuals are highly encouraged to undergo evaluations as soon as possible, which demonstrates to the court and prosecution your willingness to take responsibility for your actions and follow-thru with the suggested treatment plan. Please make sure you discuss your situation with one of our Clinical Evaluators to determine the best course of action for your case.
