Court-ordered programs are interventions mandated by a judge as part of a legal sentence or agreement. These programs can include substance abuse treatment, anger management classes, or community service, aimed at addressing behaviors that led to legal issues. Participants must complete these programs to fulfill court requirements and may avoid harsher penalties. These programs are designed to promote rehabilitation rather than punishment. By engaging in counseling, education, or community service, individuals can develop skills and insights that help prevent future offenses. Successful completion can also lead to reduced sentences or the possibility of expunging a criminal record.