(4) issue to a participant a certificate indicating his successful completion of the middle court process; (5) order conditions or requirements of a rehabilitation plan for a participant, developed after consultation with the circuit solicitor, a drug counselor, and other professionals and people the middle court judge considers beneficial, with the conditions and requirements to include school, education, vocational training, work, drug testing, counseling, reporting, treatment, curfew, treatment, monitoring, restitution, community service, batterer’s anger management, personal hygiene, meetings, and other measures the judge considers appropriate and orders; and (6) take action he considers necessary to carry out the middle provided in this chapter. court’s functions Section 142950. (A) A person seeking admission to the middle court process: (1) must execute a middle court agreement specified in this chapter; (2) must receive approval of a circuit court judge of competent jurisdiction; (3) previously may not have been admitted to a middle court procedure; (4) may have no prior conviction or current conviction for: (a) a violent crime as defined in Section 16160; (b) an offense for which the offender was placed on the sex offender registry pursuant to Section 233430; (c) the offense of lynching in the first degree pursuant to Section 163210 or lynching in the second degree pursuant to Section 163220; (d) the common law offense of assault and battery of a high and aggravated nature; (e) the offense of carjacking pursuant to Section 1631075; (f) the offense of harassment or stalking pursuant to Article 17, Chapter 3, Title 16; (g) the offense of causing great bodily injury or death by operating a vehicle while under the influence of drugs or alcohol pursuant to Section 5652945; or (h) a criminal domestic violence offense pursuant to Chapter 25, Title 16; and (5) must have an active sentence exceeding ninety days in general sessions court for a nonviolent crime not exempted pursuant to item (4), except a middle court judge may allow a person convicted of burglary in the second degree, attempted
(4) issue to a participant a certificate indicating his successful completion of the middle court process; (5) order conditions or requirements of a rehabilitation plan for a participant, developed after consultation with the circuit solicitor, a drug counselor, and other professionals and people the middle court judge considers beneficial, with the conditions and requirements to include school, education, vocational training, work, drug testing, counseling, reporting, treatment, curfew, monitoring, restitution, community service, batterer’s treatment, anger management, personal hygiene, meetings, and other measures the judge considers appropriate and orders; and (6) take action he considers necessary to carry out the middle court’s functions provided in this chapter. Section 142950. (A) A person seeking admission to the middle court process: (1) must execute a middle court agreement specified in this chapter; (2) must receive approval of a circuit court judge of competent jurisdiction; (3) previously may not have been admitted to a middle court procedure; (4) may have no prior conviction or current conviction for: (a) a violent crime as defined in Section 16160; (b) an offense for which the offender was placed on the sex offender registry pursuant to Section 233430; (c) the offense of lynching in the first degree pursuant to Section 163210 or lynching in the second degree pursuant to Section 163220; (d) the common law offense of assault and battery of a high and aggravated nature; (e) the offense of carjacking pursuant to Section 1631075; (f) the offense of harassment or stalking pursuant to Article 17, Chapter 3, Title 16; (g) the offense of causing great bodily injury or death by operating a vehicle while under the influence of drugs or alcohol pursuant to Section 5652945; or (h) a criminal domestic violence offense pursuant to Chapter 25, Title 16; and (5) must have an active sentence exceeding ninety days in general sessions court for a nonviolent crime not exempted pursuant to item (4), except a middle court judge may allow a person convicted of burglary in the second degree, attempted
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