Jul 28

Question by alisa a: How does addiction treatment for criminals work?
What are the goals?
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Answer by ayla w
The main goal would be to help the individual in such a way that he would not turn to drugs to offend the law again. This will be able to lower the crime rate. Treatment should continue even after the offender has been discharged from jail. This is because he would be coming back to the same environment that got him started in doing drugs. Treatment will be able to keep him from relapsing. Treatments within the criminal justice system can also cut drug abuse in half.
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Jul 28

Judge reserves decision on impaired driver
A judge will decide next month how much time a mother of two should spend behind bars for her second and third impaired driving offences. The Crown argued Wednesday that Barbara Schmidt should receive a 12-month jail term (less credit for 69 days pre-sentence custody).[...]
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Helpful Heat Tips
Schedule physically strenuous activities for cooler times. And yes, that includes walking around the theme parks. Walking around in the heat and humidity can make ALL parts of your body sweat, and that includes your feet…
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Jul 28

7335 – Moscow – Bolotnaya Proshad – Children are the victims of adults’ vices – Drug Addiction

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WEIRTON – The members of the Rotary Club of Weirton Heights learned about the dangers of prescription drug abuse and addiction during its meeting Tuesday.
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Congress narrows gap in cocaine sentences
Congress on Wednesday changed a quarter-century-old law that has subjected tens of thousands of blacks to long prison terms for crack cocaine convictions while giving far more lenient treatment to those, mainly whites, caught with the powder form of the drug.
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