Criminal
CR-220: Proof of Enrollment or Completion (Alcohol or Drug Program)
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This form lets someone prove they've enrolled in or completed an alcohol or drug treatment program as required by a court order. A person uses it to show the court they've fulfilled this requirement, often needed to reduce charges, dismiss a case, or satisfy probation conditions.
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