Criminalizing addiction locks people out of our healthcare system and cuts off a real chance at recovery.
Ted Deutch: “Criminalizing addiction locks people out of our healthcare system and cuts off a real chance at recovery.”
On the recordMay 7, 2018
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Deutch emphasizes the need for treatment over criminalization for addiction recovery.
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