|
DUI/ILLEGAL POSSESSION EDUCATION - JUVENILE
Under Virginia's "Use and Lose" statutes, a juvenile offender who is convicted of possession of alcohol and/or a driving under the influence offense may lose his/her motor vehicle operator's (driver's) license if he/she has one. If he/she is under age 16 and has not yet obtained a driver's license a judge may order that the license be postponed past the 16th birthday. ASAP program participation may allow a juvenile offender to keep the license, receive a restricted license, or obtain a license at the usual age (16) upon a guilty determination judges usually give adolescent offenders an option of loss of license, jail, and/or a fine, or participation in the eight to ten week adolescent education program. Attendance at one AA (Alcoholics Anonymous) meeting is part of the required course.
YOUNG OFFENDER PROGRAM
Organization:
FAIRFAX COUNTY ALCOHOL SAFETY ACTION PROGRAM
|
FAIRFAX COUNTY ALCOHOL SAFETY ACTION PROGRAM
Organization Description:
Offender funded probation program for the Circuit Court and General District Court which uses community and state services to reduce driving under the influence of alcohol or other drugs. Identifies and provides appropriate services to offenders convicted of driving under the influence, or other substance abuse-related charges, as referred by the local courts.
County Government
1/1/1970
10700 PAGE AVENUE, SUITE 201, FAIRFAX, VA 22030-0000
Service Offered...
|
|
12 - 18
|
|
Intake Appointment/Interview, DUI or Illegal Possession Conviction
|
|
City of Fairfax, Fairfax County, Town of Herndon, Town of Vienna
|
Fees Vary - Contact for Current Fees/Rates
Yes
Court Order
FAIRFAX COUNTY ASAP
Address:
10700 PAGE AVENUE, SUITE 201, FAIRFAX, VA 22030-0000
[Map]
[Get Directions]
Cue Bus, Fairfax Connector, Metrobus
Fully Accessible
Staff On Duty
Staff On Duty
(703) 246-2727
Vary, Call For Schedule
M - F, 7:30am - 4:30pm
Spanish
Waiting List - 1 Month Or Less
Drinking Drivers, Drug-Impaired Drivers, Juvenile Dui Programs
|