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The applicable rules set forth 17 different factors which must be considered by the Prosecutor and the Pretrial Intervention Director when deciding a defendant's suitability for the program. Defendants charged with first or second degree crimes, distribution of a controlled dangerous substance, or having been on probation, parole, or incarcerated within the last five years must obtain permission from the Prosecutor to apply to Pretrial Intervention.
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What are the criteria for application to the Pretrial Intervention program?
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