Mandating Treatment for Substance Abusing Offenders Is

question 3

Multiple Choice

Mandating treatment for substance abusing offenders is

• A)not as effective as when offenders volunteer for treatment
• B) as effective as freely attending treatment
• C) more effective than giving offenders the option of going into treatment
• D) effective only for the high-risk offenders
• E) rarely done because most treatment providers refuse to see clients who are coerced into treatment

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