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Christie unveils task force aimed at improving drug treatment options
Christie made his announcement outside Catholic Charities Diocese of Trenton after meeting with three women who have been participating in its drug and alcohol recovery program. While Christie has pushed to address drug addiction throughout his tenure, … Read more on NorthJersey.com

Jake: Abuse, addiction, and love with a sociopath
BETHESDA, Maryland, October 10, 2014 — Jake* is a survivor of drug addiction and sociopath abuse living and recovering in The United States. … I had been in a 12-step program for addiction and had been clean and sober for 8 years when I met Sean. Read more on CommDigiNews

Virginia Tech awarded .7 million to study social networking for addiction
"Knowledge is not enough to change behavior," said Bickel, director of the Addiction Recovery Research Center at the Virginia Tech Carilion Research Institute. "Addictive disorders are chronic, but they're treated as acute problems. We need to find … Read more on Phys.Org

Abbeycare Clinics Now Providing Multiple Detox Options For Addiction Recovery
Abbeycare provides uncompromising treatment programs for alcohol detox and rehab. These programs are offered to individuals who are aged 18 or above with the condition that they be totally committed to rehabilitate themselves seriously from alcohol … Read more on MENAFN.COM

Question by Guardian: Tell me if I got a good introduction and claim(thesis) to my argument of inquiry essay.?
My topic is should is Should juveniles be tried as adults.

The purpose of the juvenile justice system is to rehabilitate which can allow them to develop an understanding of what they have done wrong, and how they can change such behavior. The purpose of the criminal justice system is to punish the wrongdoer for his conduct, protecting society from the criminal and also to rehabilitate. Since the 1960s, the criminal justice system has reduced its emphasis on rehabilitation, therefore there are far less parole and probation officers than there were at that time. This theory means to punish the offenders in the system.
On the other hand, juveniles still have a chance for rehabilitation. All of this can be achieved by going through various social programs which includes incarceration, drugs, alcohol and psychological assistance. My opinion on young people being charged as adults, it is not there fault, they have values like everyone else but they should know the difference between right and wrong and there are just some crimes that children should not get away with.

Best answer:

Answer by John U
Well I hate to answer questions with questions but where is your thesis?
Take out the line “My opinion on young people….. You are writing the paper, we already know it is from your point of view or “your opinion.”

Just by reading what you have it seems that you need to do more research on rehabilitation programs for juveniles or adult offenders. Your second premise is that adults no longer have any more possibility of being rehabilitated as opposed to juveniles. Here is a question, if a juvenile is under the age of 18 and an adult is over 18 what about mental capacity? If someone is one day away from their 18th birthday make them more of a candidate for rehabilitation over someone who say just turned 18 last week. So I am going to help you out with your essay and see if you can’t get yourself to go read up some of the material I am going to give you and we will start with your premise: Should Juveniles be charged as adults and to answer that lets see if they are and why and under what circumstances.

The majority of juveniles being charged as adults are those that have committed felony offenses that in most cases (not all) would warrant a aggravated felony charge if they were an adult. If that is the case the circumstances of the argument have to be heard in a juvenile court and a Judge must decide if the crime (s) committed were so egregious and heinous that it would warrant moving the case over to the criminal docket and or criminal court and the offender would be tried as an adult. Now how often has this happened? You can go look but in reality those cases are so bad and the offender was motivated not only by mens rea or intent but such reckless disregard he/she would pose a danger to themselves and anyone else in society if they were just left to leave a juvenile detention center at the age of 21 in most cases and yes, there are many arguments out there that this number has increased and is now out of control.
Second we need to look at your programs. You are correct that since the 60’s lesser emphasis was placed on rehabilitation but more recently it has been coming back very strongly. I encourage you to look up “Restorative Justice.” Yes there are “Social Programs” which is a very very generic term to include drugs assistance (?) but there are specific names for those programs and they take on different shapes and forms in every state (names as well) so we need to go look for those as well.

Put what you have aside for now because it isn’t totally useless and Do some research and read read read and understand what is current not only across the nation but in your community and state as well and use that as a basis to talk about various programs for rehabilitation of offenders.

Once you have done that and can see where you really want to go with this develop a Proper Thesis statement, then your introduction should roll smoothly, leading into your thesis and the following body paragraphs where you argue your thesis points ( and never ever say “I believe” or “My opinion” 🙂 )

Here are some things you can look at that I believe are going to hel you out:

Restorative justice as a community based program to not only aide to rehabilitate offenders but the victims as well. (Read up on it because it involves getting victims, offenders and communities together to resolve the offense in a way and it is being used with juvenile and adult offenders)

http://www.beyondintractability.org/essay/restorative_justice/

http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/nij/topics/courts/restorative-justice/welcome.htm

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Restorative_justice

Juveniles tried as adults and yes, this first link would probably serve to support your initial argument:

http://www.juvenilejusticefoundation.com/An%20Analysis.html

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/juvenile/stats/kidslikeadults.html

Some ideas on how a juvenile case is moved into the criminal docket:

http://www.legalmatch.com/law-library/article/juvenile-tried-as-an-adult.html

http://law.jrank.org/pages/7957/Juvenile-Law-Trying-Juveniles-Adults.html

Last point don’t argue with yourself. You need to either state Juveniles Should never be tried as adults or Juveniles Should Be tried as adults under certain circumstances and what I mean is do away with the “On the other hand” paragraph, your either on board or not and it will make it easier for you to write it without aruing against your own argument, for or against, either way.

And either way, pro or con, you could argue rehabilitation possibilities, recidivism rates for juvenile offenders and on and on.

That’s it, You asked, I gave you an honest answer so hope it helps steer you in the direction you want to take this paper.

Add your own answer in the comments!

Report details abuses at multiple California rehab centers
Every day millions of Americans wake up dealing with an addiction problem. Approximately 23.5 million people needed treatment for an illicit drug or alcohol abuse problem in the year 2009 alone, according to Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services … Read more on Valley News

Dry Nagaland: My tryst and opinion
Brandishing hammers and levers, some of our community and religious leaders broke open doors and windows of those houses and outlets selling alcohol in and around Mokochung town; it was in the early 90's when Nagaland was in the infant stages of being … Read more on MorungExpress

A Troubled Teen Helpline Provides Hope to Recovering Addicts in Celebration, FL
Certified addiction professionals at youth rehab centers provide the latest methods of drug and alcohol detox, dual diagnosis and mandatory educational programs. A teen treatment center is the best place for any young adult to find help before their … Read more on Ticker Report

Katy Perry Underwent an Alcohol Detox 3 Months After Russell Brand Split
"I surrounded myself with my good friends, I did this whole cleanse where I didn't have any alcohol for three months — that was devastating — I did vitamins and supplements, and hikes and meditation and prayer." Though her 2011 split from the British … Read more on Celebuzz

9 ways to detox naturally in the New Year
Extra credit: Avoid alcohol — even red wine. Alcohol is not a health food, although some health benefits have been associated with moderate intake (that's a maximum of one serving for women and two for men daily). Alcohol is also a diuretic, which can … Read more on Today.com (blog)

Drug and Alcohol Rehab Treatment Clinic Accepts New Patients Who Are
Out of all the rehab centers in the United States, only Northbound Treatment Services offers a fully licensed drug and alcohol detox center equipped with a staff on call 24 hours a day seven days a week; special men's and women's treatment programs … Read more on SBWire (press release)

Capital Health liver center to host clinical trial of acute alcoholic
HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP — The Capital Health Center for Digestive Health's Center for Liver Disease has been chosen to participate in a clinical study of a new therapy to treat people suffering from acute alcoholic hepatitis, a hospital spokeswoman … Read more on The Times of Trenton – NJ.com

Xanax Withdrawal and Xanax Detox


When it's more than just a drink with dinner
People who are addicted to alcohol — or alcoholics — have developed a physiological dependence. Not only is there a constant craving and high tolerance, but they also experience withdrawal symptoms when they unsuccessfully try to cut back or stop. If … Read more on Metro.us

Your Body on a Hangover
In some cases, that nausea may have a surprising additional cause: It's a sign of withdrawal. Like most drugs, alcohol, when taken too often and in copious amounts, triggers give-me-more symptoms once it's out of your bloodstream. (Other such symptoms: … Read more on ABC News

Pyramid Healthcare Publishes Video About Alcohol Withdrawal & Detox
The video is designed to provide people with a brief introduction to alcohol detox through addiction and rehab statistics, potential symptoms of alcohol withdrawal, goals for detoxification, and treatment strategies for alcoholism. The video … Read more on PR Leap (press release)

Tampa Drug Detox Introduces Updated Women's Program for Rehabilitation
Tampa Drug Detox Introduces Updated Women's Program for Rehabilitation from Prescription Drugs. A Tampa drug detox center offers new female-only program to stop drug dependency. Call (855) 912-7867 for an appointment at Drug Addiction Treatment … Read more on PR Web (press release)

More than half of Minnesota's detox centers shut down
Because addiction is a nasty thing, and people need a safe harbor.” But drug and alcohol detoxification centers like the one on Chicago Avenue are fast becoming relics of the past. Quietly and with little debate, more than half of the licensed detox … Read more on Minneapolis Star Tribune

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