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Maricopa County Partnership Network Responds to Female Substance Abusers in the Criminal Justice System

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Maricopa County Partnership Network Responds to Female Substance Abusers in the Criminal Justice System

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National Institute of Corrections (Washington, DC)

Published 2000. 4 pages.

The creation and implementation of an integrated and coordinated treatment systems approach to the assessment, supervision, and delivery of services for substance-abusing female offenders is described. This article looks at: partnership development and points of intervention; systems change; network clients and outcomes; and continuation of partnership efforts. Accession Number: period184

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