Drug Use
articles by Roberts (1999), Halkitis, Fischgrund, and Parsons(2005), and Marsiglia et al. (2004). Each of these articles describes a unique
population of substance users. For each
oriefly discuss the unique aspects of
substance use, implications for
treatment, and potential facilitators and
barriers to treatment for these
populations within the criminal justice
system. Be sure to address cultural and
demographic factors unique to these populations.
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articles by Roberts (1999), Halkitis, Fischgrund, and Parsons(2005), and Marsiglia et al. (2004). Each of these articles describes a unique
population of substance users. For each
oriefly discuss the unique aspects of
substance use, implications for
treatment, and potential facilitators and
barriers to treatment for these
populations within the criminal justice
system. Be sure to address cultural and
demographic factors unique to these populations.
articles by Roberts (1999), Halkitis, Fischgrund, and Parsons(2005), and Marsiglia et al. (2004). Each of these articles describes a unique
population of substance users. For each
oriefly discuss the unique aspects of
substance use, implications for
treatment, and potential facilitators and
barriers to treatment for these
populations within the criminal justice
system. Be sure to address cultural and
demographic factors unique to these populations.
articles by Roberts (1999), Halkitis, Fischgrund, and Parsons(2005), and Marsiglia et al. (2004). Each of these articles describes a unique
population of substance users. For each
oriefly discuss the unique aspects of
substance use, implications for
treatment, and potential facilitators and
barriers to treatment for these
populations within the criminal justice
system. Be sure to address cultural and
demographic factors unique to these populations.
articles by Roberts (1999), Halkitis, Fischgrund, and Parsons(2005), and Marsiglia et al. (2004). Each of these articles describes a unique
population of substance users. For each
oriefly discuss the unique aspects of
substance use, implications for
treatment, and potential facilitators and
barriers to treatment for these
populations within the criminal justice
system. Be sure to address cultural and
demographic factors unique to these populations.
articles by Roberts (1999), Halkitis, Fischgrund, and Parsons(2005), and Marsiglia et al. (2004). Each of these articles describes a unique
population of substance users. For each
oriefly discuss the unique aspects of
substance use, implications for
treatment, and potential facilitators and
barriers to treatment for these
populations within the criminal justice
system. Be sure to address cultural and
demographic factors unique to these populations.
articles by Roberts (1999), Halkitis, Fischgrund, and Parsons(2005), and Marsiglia et al. (2004). Each of these articles describes a unique
population of substance users. For each
oriefly discuss the unique aspects of
substance use, implications for
treatment, and potential facilitators and
barriers to treatment for these
populations within the criminal justice
system. Be sure to address cultural and
demographic factors unique to these populations.
articles by Roberts (1999), Halkitis, Fischgrund, and Parsons(2005), and Marsiglia et al. (2004). Each of these articles describes a unique
population of substance users. For each
oriefly discuss the unique aspects of
substance use, implications for
treatment, and potential facilitators and
barriers to treatment for these
populations within the criminal justice
system. Be sure to address cultural and
demographic factors unique to these populations.
articles by Roberts (1999), Halkitis, Fischgrund, and Parsons(2005), and Marsiglia et al. (2004). Each of these articles describes a unique
population of substance users. For each
oriefly discuss the unique aspects of
substance use, implications for
treatment, and potential facilitators and
barriers to treatment for these
populations within the criminal justice
system. Be sure to address cultural and
demographic factors unique to these populations.