To be eligible for drug treatment by drug courts, defendants
A) must have no prior felony convictions.
B) must have no prior misdemeanor or felony convictions.
C) may be charged with drug possession or drug sale.
D) must request drug treatment, but are not required to admit that they have a drug problem.
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