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Giaquinto, Fran (2007) The effectiveness of court appointed drug education. Crosscare Drug & Alcohol Programme, Dublin.

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Crosscare Drug & Alcohol Programme (DAP) commissioned this research to review the effectiveness of court appointed drug education from the perspective of the voluntary sector. Allied Irish Bank’s Better Ireland Programme kindly provided the funding. The aims were to 1) clarify the purpose and delivery mechanisms for drug/alcohol education required by the Courts; 2) establish if the voluntary drug education sector is the appropriate means by which to deliver this service, and 3) identify best practice for voluntary drug education.


Date:2007
Call No:JG10.4, MO6.14.16.6, VH4.2
Pages:24 p.
Publisher:Crosscare Drug & Alcohol Programme
Place of Publication:Dublin
Accession Number:HRB 4605 (Available), HRB 4606 (Available), HRB 4607 (Available)
Subjects:M Social sciences, economics, law and crime > Justice system > Court system > Drug court
VA Geographic area > Europe > Ireland
J Health care, prevention and rehabilitation > Prevention approach > Prevention through information and education
M Social sciences, economics, law and crime > Program planning, implementation, and evaluation > Program evaluation
N Communication, information and education > Education by subject > AOD education
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