The Drug Court reported that 18 percent of those treated for drug addiction resume drug use, and that more than 11,700 cases have been filed since its establishment in 2011. Of 5,148 individuals who completed treatment and received final verdicts, 946 cases were re-filed, while 4,202 people (82 percent) did not return to court; the court has also ordered prison sentences for 2,389 people.
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The Drug Court has revealed that 18 percent of those who have been treated for drug addiction resume drug use.
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According to statistics released by the Drug Court, more than 11,700 cases have been filed with the court since its establishment.
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Of these, 94 percent involved men.
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Out of 5,148 individuals who completed drug treatment add received final verdicts, 946 cases have since been re-filed.
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Out of 5,148 individuals who completed drug treatment add received final verdicts, 946 cases have since been re-filed.
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However, 4,202 people, or 82 percent, have not returned to court post-treatment.
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The Drug Court has so far ordered 2,389 people to serve prison sentences.
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498 cases involve repeat offenders previously jailed by the court.
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