Team Approach to Drug Treatment Shows Promise in Improving Traffic Safety
With DUI/Drug Courts, coordination among judges, attorneys, probation officers and treatment professionals is making it harder for DUI offenders to slip through the cracks. This team approach fosters improved traffic safety by treating an underlying cause of impaired driving instead of relying on punishment alone to change destructive behavior.
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