I don't believe it actually changes much of anything, in a sense. The limiting factors that are listed here are already the types of factors that are taken into account when the drug treatment courts look at admitting an individual. An individual has to have been found guilty and then must meet a number of criteria.
For instance, if you committed a drug offence and there was an element of violence attached to it, or if you used a weapon, or if you made a threat, or if you did it for the purpose of aiding an organized crime group, you would not have access to the drug treatment court program.
