Addiction Site self medication drug rehabs, alcoholism, Tel:(310) 344-0000 
SAT Health Center
SAT Health Center 
SAT Program
Testimonials
SAT's 12 Step Alternative
It is Unconstitutional
Living Healthy
Detox Notes
About us
Dr. Nik's Bio
Contact us
Articles
FAQs
Fees
Links
Home
SAT Health Center
Citizens of the World
E-Book
Education
Addtiction or Self Meditation
 Recovery through the application of positive supportive psychotherapy, psycho-education and balanced nutrition to ensure harmony in the mind and body.
 
Learn More about
Addiction
 
 
 Living Healthy in a Toxic World:
 
Freedom at last
SAT Program

The link between alcohol/drugs and violence/aggression has been documented in scientific studies and research as a fact.

In the U.S., there are annually:

A total of 3.2 million arrests for alcohol and other drug related crimes, which account for 1/3 of total arrests in the United States.

  • 1.3 million arrests for DUI
  • 800,000 arrests for illicit drug violations
  • 700,000 arrests for drunkenness
  • 427,000 arrests for liquor law violations

  Why Our Drug Laws Have Failed and

   What We Can Do About It –

 A Judicial Indictment of the War on Drugs  

 

Book by: Honorable Judge Jim Gray

 JimPGray@sbcglobal.net

It is estimated that 6.6 million children under the age of 18 years live in households with at least one alcoholic parent. These children are at risk for a range of cognitive, emotional, and behavioral problems.

Although it is impossible to place a monetary value on the human lives destroyed by drug abuse, the economic loss on society can be evaluated by examining (1) the vast amount of private income transferred to the purchase of alcohol and drugs; and (2) government revenue spent on welfare, disability, drug treatment, court trials, and the incarceration of 3.2 million people resulting from illegal and toxic substance abuse.

Unfortunately, this is not the end. People who suffer from alcohol and chemical dependency ordinarily do not stop using after they suffer the consequences described above. As the current rate of relapse is over 88%, the cycle of use will continue; without proper intervention, people suffering from alcohol and chemical dependency will find themselves locked in a labyrinth with very little hope of escape.

 

COPYRIGHT © 1999-2005.
DISCLAIMER AND TERMS OF USE  Powered By:SearchEngineProjects.com
Site map