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AR Fine in a case status means Active Restitution Fine. It usually indicates that the court has ordered a defendant to pay a fine as part of their criminal sentence. The term active means that the fine is still due and has not been fully paid.
ACCELERATED REHABILATION The AR program is a pretrial diversion program for people accused of most crimes or motor vehicle violations. People accused of class A or B felonies, driving under the influence, and certain other serious offenses are not eligible.
Accelerated. Rehabilitation. DIVERSIONARY PROGRAM. The Accelerated Pretrial Rehabilitation Program (AR) is available to defendants and veterans who are charged with certain crimes or motor vehicle violations if the court believes that those defendants will probably not commit more crimes in the future.
The accelerated rehabilitation program is a Connecticut court diversionary program that allows first-time offenders to have their criminal charges dismissed. Using a diversionary program is not an admission of guilt.
Key legal elements Eligibility as a first-time offender. Completion of a specified probation period. Successful adherence to all terms set during probation. Dismissal of charges upon successful completion.
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Although many residential treatment options are likely to last 28 days, some options include accelerated three-week (21 days) programs. If a short-term residential program is desired, it will likely be combined with a full continuum of care that may include medical detox, outpatient treatment, and aftercare support.
How many times can I receive Accelerated Pretrial Rehabilitation? You can apply for the privilege twice as long as your first A.R. was for a misdemeanor and your second arrest is 10 or more years later.

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