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Published in Drug Law Weekly, August 25th, 2009
According to recent research from the United States, "To examine why court mandated offenders dropout of drug treatment and to compare their characteristics, treatment experiences, perceptions, and outcomes with treatment completers, we analyzed self-reported and administrative data on 542 dropouts (59%) and 384 completers (41%) assessed for Proposition 36 treatment by thirty sites in five California counties during 2004. At intake, dropouts had lengthier criminal histories, lower treatment motivation, more severe employment and psychiatric problems, and more were using drugs, especially heroin."
"Relatively fewer dropouts received residential treatment and their...
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Source: Drug Law Weekly (2009-08-25)
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