FAQ

Enrollment in the Point Final program is determined by the crown prosecutor handling your criminal case. If you discovered our program online and are interested in participating, inform your lawyer, who will verify your eligibility with the court.

If you are representing yourself, it is your responsibility to check your eligibility with the court.

Anyone who has been charged with driving, or having care and control of a vehicle while impaired by alcohol or drugs.  The Prosecutors determine an offender’s eligibility for the program based on an analysis of the accused person’s judicial profile and his or her motivation to complete a challenging program aimed at changing behaviors.

The Point Final program does not accept files of offenders who caused bodily harm or death.

Upon court approval, participation in the Point Final program is your choice. If you choose to participate in the program, you must comply with all program requirements.

If you are making a donation in connection with a court case, you will receive a receipt stating that it is non-tax deductible, as the donation is made in consideration of the case.

If you are making a charitable donation you will receive a tax deductible receipt.