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<p>4. Discuss in detail the use of drug XXXXXX. How do they operate? XXX they XXXXXXXXXX? XXXXXXX XXX potential XX drug courts to XXXXXX: 1) the demand XXX illicit drugs XXX 2) the costs associated with XXX enforcement of drug XXXX.</p> <p>Not a typical sentencing court, drug XXXXXX are specialized XXXXXX that XXXX with non-violent adult XXXX XXXXXXXXX XX way XX an XXXXXXXXX drug treatment facility that is XXXXX supervised. XXXXXXXXX who XXXXXXXX XXX program successfully XXXX typically have they'XX charged XXXXXXX or revoked. XX XXX XXXXX XXXX, XXXXXXXXX XXX do XXX XXXXXXXX the program successfully are XXXX XXXX XX a XXXXXXXXXX court XXXX the XXXXXXXXXXXX of being XXXXXX in a prison XXXXXXXX. Before an offender XXX be XXXXXXX XXXX court, XXXXX XXX some steps XXXX must be XXXXX. First, a defense attorney, XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX or a XXXXXXXXXX recommends an offender XX XXX program. Second, in order XX be XXXXXXXX and the offender must not be XX parole, must XX a XXXXXXX XXXX abuser, and cannot have a violent felony charge. XXX offenders are XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX to ensure the XXXXX and XXXXXXXXXXX of XXX program are strictly followed. XXXXXXX XXXX shown that XXXX XXXXXXXX is effective (Levinthal, 2012). </p> <p>In a study XXXXXXXXX with XX,000 XXXXXXXXXXX XXX graduated a treatment center XXX XXXXX by XXX XXXXX, it XXX XXXXX XXXX only XX% had a repeat arrest (Levinthal, 2012). XXXX XXXXX XXXX more than 14,000 individuals were able to successfully complete XXX XXXXXXX. Recidivism rates XXXX XXXXXXX, XXX approximately $XXX million XXXXXX was saved XX XXXXXXX XX,XXX offenders XX XXXX-XXXXX. According XX XXXXXXX, the drug-court programs XXX more successful XXXX XXX XXXXXXXX XXXX into XXXXXXXXX voluntarily. XXX XXXXXXX of the XXXXXXX can XX summed XX with XXX words XX one XXXXXXXX, XXX XXXX through the Boston drug court. XX XXXXXX, “...without XXXX court I would have XXXXX gone XX Gavin XXXXX, XXX XX a XXXXXXX, got me in XXXX for getting sober. I didn’t XXXX to XX here, but XX XXX same time XXX XXXX it’s XXXXXX XXXX, I’m XXXX XX XXXXXXXX for because I XXXXXXXX XXXXX XXXX XXXXXXX or XXXX wanted to...” (Levinthal, XXXX).</p> <p></p> <p>XXXXXXXXX </p> <p>XXXXXXX, X., & XXXXXX, X. X., Jr. (XXXX). XXXXXXXXXXXXX Mandatory Minimum Sentences: The Arguments for XXX XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX. Reconsidering Mandatory XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX: XXX Arguments for and XXXXXXX Potential XXXXXXX, (114). XXXXXXXXX June 15, XXXX. </p> <p>XXXXX, C. (2018). Mandatory Minimum XXXXXXXXXX XX Federal XXXX Offenses. XXXXXXXXXXXXX Research Service. Retrieved XXXX XX, 2018. <a XXXX="https://XXX.XXX/sgp/XXX/misc/XXXXXX.XXX">XXXXX://XXX.org/sgp/XXX/misc/XXXXXX.pdf</a> </p> <p>Levinthal, X. X. (XXXX). XXXXX, society, XXX criminal justice (3rd ed.). Boston: XXXXXXXX XXXX. </p>">
