Drug Court

The Mobile County Adult Drug (Accountability) Court Is a comprehensive intensive outpatient substance use disorder intervention program under the umbrella of Mobile County Community Corrections (MCCC). The program is designed to intervene once a person is charged with a drug or related offense. Treatment is held in-house at MCCC over at least a 12-month period, with 3 phases allowing the clients to move through each phase of the program.  

Involvement with 12-step programs within the community, attending group and/or individual sessions, regular random drug testing, and payment of fees are required.

Mobile County Drug Court program is a pre-plea, post-plea, post adjudication and probation violation program. Participants may enter the program with a felony/felonies or misdemeanor drug or drug related pending charge/s that includes driving under the influence.

Criteria for Admittance

• Charged with a substance abuse or related felony offense
• Assessment indicates drug dependency
• No violent behavior demonstrated
• Possible repeat offender without intervention