Tribe: Wyandotte Nation
Section 501. Rehabilitative Measures.
(a) In carrying out the provisions of the Wyandotte Nation Controlled Dangerous
Substances Code, the Court may consider rehabilitative measures in lieu of jail time when not
otherwise prohibited by the provisions of this Title, if;
1. The offender is ajuvenile;
2. The offender is a first-time offender under the Wyandotte Nation Controlled
Dangerous Substances Code; or
3. The Court finds the offender is enrolled in a behavioral health program aimed at
preventing drug use relapse.
4. In cases of first-time offenses or in cases where the offender is enrolled in
behavioral health program, the Court is not required to consider rehabilitative measures in lieu of
jail, if it finds the offense is ofsuch severe magrritude it would reasonably be certain to compromise
or jeopardize public health or safety ofthe tribal comrnunity.
(b) The Court may order the offender to complete rehabilitative me:$ures, including;
1. Wyandoue Nation Behavioral Health progmms;
2. Indian Health Service Behavioral Health programs;
3. Other community or private Behavioral Health programs;
4. Traditional healing and wellness activities sanctioned by the Nation or lndian
communities; 5. Drug Court prognms; or
6. Any other rehabilitative me:rsures the Court deems proper in providing non
punitive, rehabilitative treatment to the offender.