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Alcohol and the criminal justice system : challenge and response / Helen Erskine

Autor: ERSKINE, HelenIdioma: Inglês.Publicação: [Washington] : National Institute of Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice, Law Enforcement Assistance Administration, U.S. Department of Justice, 1972Descrição física: V, 29 p.; 28 cmAssunto: 226375 | 103120 | 227852 | 334103Resumo: Preface. Chapter I - Alcohol in America: A - Extent of drinking in the U. S. B - Historical basis for present attitudes toward alcohol problems. Chapter II - Dimensions of the problem within the criminal justice system: A - The public inebriate. B - Alcohol-related felonies. C - The drinking driver. Chapter III - Alternatives to the criminal justice process: A - St. Louis detoxification and diagnostic evaluation center. B - District of Columbia Program. C - The Vera Institute Bowery Programs. Chapter IV - Treatment and control of alcohol problems: A - Current state of treatment for the alcoholic. B - Prevention of drinking problems. C - Research needs. Chapter V - Sources of support and information. In conclusion.
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Preface. Chapter I - Alcohol in America: A - Extent of drinking in the U. S. B - Historical basis for present attitudes toward alcohol problems. Chapter II - Dimensions of the problem within the criminal justice system: A - The public inebriate. B - Alcohol-related felonies. C - The drinking driver. Chapter III - Alternatives to the criminal justice process: A - St. Louis detoxification and diagnostic evaluation center. B - District of Columbia Program. C - The Vera Institute Bowery Programs. Chapter IV - Treatment and control of alcohol problems: A - Current state of treatment for the alcoholic. B - Prevention of drinking problems. C - Research needs. Chapter V - Sources of support and information. In conclusion.

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