Drug Treatment Centers

Is there anyone who believes that a person who commits financial crimes, such as check forgery addiction support will be given an opportunity for a treatment before they go to jail? If the person paid back all the damage he had done first, then I would have no objection to that, he went to a rehabilitation center in the prison hanging over his head. No drug treatment centers for people who really want help, not for criminals who want to get out of serving time. What's that old saying? Time can not, do not do the crime. Drug treatment centers are a joke. Most dopers use it as a network to score more dope. When a Baptist, always a junkie. Yes, minor crimes are not worth the jail time, with the space away from violent offenders.treatment is crucial to return to addiction recovery, only if the person wants to be clean and a productive member of society.locking drug users for small non-violent crimes and property solves nothing. I am. Drug therapy has a proven track record and is much cheaper than prisons The problem is that you never become a political reality in America. We live in a society of moral justice, nobody wants to hear to help when it is easier to dismiss them as "bad" and throw away the key. This is a great contradiction of so-called compassionate conservatism (also known as Christian), the majority in this country that people forget (where is the help?) And prefer the death penalty (I thought it was the work of God? ) And that prefers low taxes (then why love prisons?). I could not find in the wiki, but when I was in graduate school I remember the data on these types of programs throughout Europe, Scandinavia and Japan. There were some really cheap, efficient results, productive drug treatment. After all, something like 80% of people are imprisoned for drug offenses, and statistics show that after the prison are not violent and one part-time. So how to commit a crime, there was an indirect result of drug use (such as forging checks) I think it deserves treatment The only reason I was with agreed that if the alleged serious past had checked before the fake drug, but it is assumed that the judge knows the check forgery was committed to a drug and not just financial fraud assistance (white collar crime is another cookie). Regardless, it's a good question, and I hope to see it in the public debate in the future .