Conclusion 1. ... This way I will be using my military experience and college education to help people. ... A typical juvenile boot camp structure would include the following: discipline, physical training, vocational education, counseling, and treatment for substance and alcohol abuse. ... Also, the education and counseling they receive mainly deals with their normal education requirements plus treatment for substance and alcohol abuse, if it applies to their delinquent activity (McElroy). ...

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Rosa Lee The book "Rosa Lee- by Leon Dash touched me very deeply. I was shocked by how much adversity and affliction she had to bear by slipping deeper and deeper into the vicious circle of drugs, prostitution and crime. Rosa Lee`s parents were black rural shar...

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Education and Work History Patient graduated from the University of California Berkeley in 2007 with her Master's Degree in Medical Science and obtained licensure with the State of California. ... Education, employment, health, and psychiatric problems along with substance use history, will also lead to a better understanding of the whole person, and diagnosis (Center for Substance Abuse Treatment, TIP 42, 2015). ... In conclusion, this patient is open to treatment and appears to be motivated and in the action stage of change. ...

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Our government consistently spends about 10% of its drug control budget on prevention and education, while 50%-80% is spent on domestic law enforcement. 1) The money has led to an increase in arrests, there were an astounding 641,640 state and local marijuana arrests in 1996, but 85% of them were for simple possession. 2) Still this new escalation did not prevent adolescent marijuana use from increasing. ... Conclusion: So in conclusion, if a person's doctor believes marijuana will help them, and they are not opposed to taking it themselves, a patient should not be denied the poten...

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DARE Drug Abuse Resistance Education (DARE) is a program designed to discourage drug use and violence among school age children. DARE's origins can be traced to Los Angeles in the early 1980s and a chief of police who helped create a drug education and prevention program he believed was effective. ... "It was a provocative conclusion not warranted by the study. "R.T.I., however, stands by its conclusions, adding that it looked at fifth and sixth-graders exactly because that has been DARE's target group (Time 1994). ...

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In conclusion, cocaine abuse only has negative effects on society, and will most likely continue to be a problem. We can only try to improve rehabilitation and education to try to lessen the problem. ...

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Legalizing Marijuana Specific Goal: I would like to show that by legalizing marijuana, not only will the government be saving millions of dollars but thousands of sick and dieing individuals will have it available for medical use. Introduction I. How many of you have ever smoked weed? According ...

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A Research of the Media Coverage of the War on Drugs: Marijuana: The Facts and the Media Coverage The "war on drugs" was announced by President Nixon in 1971. The media has been there since the very beginning: covering this so called war with every means at their disposal. Some feel tha...

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