If Anyone Who Committed a Drug Crime Was Released From Prison

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Resources: Dawkins, Marvin P.Adolescence; Roslyn Heights Vol. 32, Iss. 126,  (Summer 1997): 395-405. https://www.themarshallproject.org/2015/10/06/what-you-need-to-know-about-the-new-federal-prisoner-release https://www.prisonerhealth.org/educational-resources/factsheets-2/incarceration-substance-abuse-and-addiction/

If Anyone Who Committed a Drug Crime Was Released From Prison

More drug trafficking

Freed convicts are able to sustain relationships with dealers/buyers

Costs of surveillance increases

Border patrol

The role of law enforcement becomes larger

Decline in overall community health

Shortage of treatment or preventive programs

Relapsers are at risk of disease

Overdose

Rise of HIV/AIDS

Shared needles

Unemployment rates would increase

It becomes more difficult to get a job once convicted of a crime

Money is needed to survive

Relapse

Lack of treatment

Access to treatment and other resources during incarceration are no longer available

Health declines

Non-citizens face deportation

Costs of deportation services increase rapidly

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Could influence crime

Calls for an immediate need of halfway houses

Crime rates would increase

Those individuals would become convicted once again

Prison populations would increase

Those who use drugs are more likely to commit other violent crimes