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Originally Posted by Inafishbowl 
My attendance is completely for my own well being, not to manipulate the court. What is probably going to happen is mandatory anger management classes. This has never happened before and I wasn't exactly beating my husband. I was in a drunk blackout and pounding on his chest crying acting like an ass. My problem is alcohol and I'd prefer to be ordered to AA since that is where I need to be. I'll be attending regardless of what the court decides. Who would I ask to write a letter? A sponsor? It seems like they wouldn't accept that. Isn't that something easily faked?
Don't try to control the direction of court. If they order you to 50 classes and not AA...still attend AA. Do what they want, make them go away and keep your sobriety. Then you'll never have to see them again and everyone will be happy.
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Originally Posted by bballdad
I call this a discussion and one I got to enjoy after my rocky start
one question for the group
why do not those folks who want us to write letters,just go to the DA or judge and say
I have voluntary enrolled in a intensive,outpatient, long term treatment program?
instead of putting AA out there?
one question for the group
why do not those folks who want us to write letters,just go to the DA or judge and say
I have voluntary enrolled in a intensive,outpatient, long term treatment program?
instead of putting AA out there?
That's why, IMO, it's best to let the court dole out whatever they see fit (most likely anger management class) and do AA on her own. If they want you to verify the AA attendance they will tell you. You can mention it to them if given an opportunity to speak in court.
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