prison vs rehab

Attention Getter as more and more people r filtered through our prisons bc of drug charges more prisoners convicted of violent crimes r being let out to make more room.
As u all know there is a large drug problem within our society. More and more people r using drugs then ever b4 including teenagers. Our prisons can't nearly accommodate this amount of people. In fact the prison population is expected to rise over 300 per cent by the year 2025.
As this drug epidemic worsens we as a society need to cum up w/a better solution to than incarceration 4 this problem. That's y I'm hear u r honors. To explain y it is far more beneficial to place these people in rehab centers and rehabilitate them instead of sticking them in prisons.
We already know prison doesnt help. More and more criminals cum out of prison just smarter and stronger then when they came in. Prison doesnt help the prisoner at all it just keeps them away from society. Now is the time to try and help these people. If we spend more money on state sponsored rehab centers we can curb this tide of prisoners by helping these people overcome this disease.
As u all have noticed I called addiction a disease. More and more doctor's r starting to realize that drug addic

All drug users arent actually drug abusers. Judges have to remember this. Sometimes kids r young and stupid but they shouldnt be forced to participate in a rehab class. I place this in ur hands, ur honors to make the right decision about these kids

The problem is my son says that he does not feel that he is an alcoholic. Does he drink and sometimes abuse yes, but does this mean he is an alcoholic or a typical college student? He is really trying hard to get his life together and is trying to cooperate, but he is finding this process isn't working for him.

Rehab centers r definitely the way to go when it comes to drug users. It is URGENT that we help these people NOW to prevent further drug abuse. Sure u cant help everyone but u can try I trust that u wilmake the right decisions when it comes to such a dire problem thank u 4 ur time and good night.

Addiction is a way of coping with life, albeit a largely destructive way of artificially attaining feelings and rewards people feel they cannot achieve in any other way. As such, addiction, while not a crime, it is no more a treatable medical problem than are unemployment, lack of coping skills, or degraded communities and despairing lives. The o