This six-hour course is for offenders with multiple traffic offenses. The focus of the class is to provide information to increase the awareness of the offender as a means of developing safe driving practices within the law. Upon completion of the class, if the offender is eligible, Article 894 may be applied to the offender s driving record. Both programs are held at Baton Rouge City Court on Tuesday evenings. The AA Institutional Meeting is for offenders under the supervision of Baton Rouge City Court who may have a problem with alcohol.
Family members are welcome to attend.
These programs are offered free of charge. Those attending are provided with a schedule of available meetings offered throughout Baton Rouge. There is no charge for attending Cocaine Anonymous. Convicted DWI offenders are referred to the Community Work Service Program to comply with DWI sentencing requirements as well as provide the judges with sentencing alternatives in lieu of fines, incarceration, etc. for offenders. One hundred non-profit agencies with contracts with Baton Rouge City Court benefit from the program.