Seminole County Drug Court 

The goal of the Seminole County Drug Court is to stop drug abuse and related criminal activity by using Court supervised treatment that offers offenders a compelling alternative to the criminal behavior that stems from drug use. Upon successful completion of the Drug Court Program, the offender will receive a dismissal or reduction of the original charge. If a participant chooses not to abide by the rules of the program, they will be sentenced to the Department of Corrections for a period determined prior to their entrance into the program. Compliance with the program is completely within the participant's control through clear choices and immediate consequences. Costs $125/mo paid to the Court Clerk’s office.

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Seminole County DUI Court

The Seminole County DUI Court is a specialized, problem-solving judicial track designed to handle repeat DUI offenders or high-risk individuals suffering from diagnosed substance use disorders. Instead of relying solely on traditional punitive measures like standard jail sentences, a DUI court integrates intensive judicial oversight, mandatory substance abuse treatment, and continuous monitoring over an extended period (typically 12 to 24 months). Costs $125/mo paid to the Court Clerk’s office.

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Anna McBride Mental Health Court

The Anna McBride Mental Health Court is a specialized, problem-solving court docket designed as an alternative to traditional criminal prosecution for defendants diagnosed with serious mental illnesses or co-occurring substance use disorders. Rather than standard incarceration or punitive sentencing, these courts connect participants with community-based treatment, support services, and regular judicial supervision.

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Misdemeanor Recovery Court

The Misdemeanor Recovery Court is a court-supervised treatment program in Oklahoma designed for individuals facing misdemeanor charges who have struggles with substance addiction. The program serves as an alternative to standard prosecution, providing structured rehabilitation, regular court check-ins, and substance abuse counseling. Costs $60/mo.

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Community Corrections Court

Community Corrections Court refers to a broad spectrum of court-ordered sanctions, programs, and supervisory models that allow non-violent, low-risk offenders to serve their sentences or transition back into society within the community rather than behind bars. Administered by local courts, probation departments, or correctional agencies, these programs aim to balance public safety with rehabilitation, lower recidivism, and significantly reduce the financial burden of mass incarceration. Costs $60/mo.

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Community Sentencing

Community Sentencing is a partnership between state and county governments and providers in the community to provide services for eligible felony offenders as an alternative to prison. The program integrates alcohol, drug treatment, and rehabilitation services with case management and supervision. It also allows clients to work secondarily on issues that include parenting, education, and unemployment. Costs $40/mo.

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Bond Supervision

Bond supervision (often referred to as pretrial supervision) is a court-ordered program that monitors a criminal defendant after they are released from jail while their case is pending. Instead of keeping a defendant in custody, a judge allows them to remain free in the community under the strict watchful eye of a pretrial services officer. Bond supervision is probation before a conviction. While a bail bond handles the financial requirement to secure release from jail, bond supervision focuses entirely on forcing compliance with the court's behavioral rules until the case is officially resolved. Costs $10/week.