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“Drug rehabilitation is a term for the processes of medical treatment, for dependency on substances such as alcohol, prescription drugs, and street drugs such as cocaine, heroin or amphetamines” (Russel). . The reason for the rehab is to allow the patient to delete substance abuse out of their lives, so they can avoid the legal, physical consequences, social financial that can cause major problems. Treatment provides counseling by experts and sharing of experience with other addicts and, also, medication for depression or other disorders. There are also rehab centers that contain meditation and spiritual wisdom in the treatment process.
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According to Vivian-Bryne (2004), therapeutic treatment for sex offenders is one approach to address the issue of sexual offense and reduce numbers. Although the idea of therapeutic treatment for sex offenders can raise skepticism, a myriad of therapeutic treatment models are available (Polizzi, MacKenzie & Hickman, 1999). This paper will establish the important complexities surrounding therapeutic treatment of sex offenders, including treatment effectiveness, challenges of treatment schemas, and recidivism. Peer reviewed articles regarding therapeutic treatment for sex offenders will be reviewed and the validity of these sources will be discussed. Importance of Therapeutic Treatment for Sexual Offenders... ... middle of paper ... ...ers.
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The complex issues of dealing with offenders in the criminal justice system has been a point of ongoing controversy, particularly in the arena of sentencing. In one camp there are those who believe offenders should be punished to the full extent of the law, while others advocate a more rehabilitative approach. The balancing act of max punishment for crimes committed, and rehabilitating the offender for reintegration into society has produced varying philosophies. With the emanation of drug-induced crimes over the past few decades, the concept of drug treatment courts has emerged. The premise of these courts is to offer a “treatment based alternative to prison,” which consist of intensive treatment services, random drug testing, incentives
Moreover, we reference suggestive techniques that may also lead to erroneous eyewitness accounts. The implications discussed within this paper seek to recognize psychological influences that may cause erroneous eyewitness testimony, thus leading to wrongful convictions. Furthermore, in highlighting the influences that positively correlate with inaccurate eyewitness accounts, it is our aim to suggest future research designs and programs that may aid in limiting inaccurate eyewitness testimony. Psychological Components to Eyewitness Fallibility: Erroneous Eyewitness Testimony Introduction Eyewitness accounts have aided the criminal justice system in locking up offenders in criminal proceedings for decades, yet there are also several documented cases in which the testimony of eyewitnesses actually resulted in wrongful convictions. In witnessing a criminal act, specifically a horrific one, it would seem that a witness would be able to accurately recall the events.
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