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iiclr-22945	Zierk, Klara A.	The Real Antidote: A Critical Review of U.S. and Canadian Drug Treatment Courts and a Call for Public Health Prevention Tools as a Solution to the Opioid Epidemic	2019	33	.pdf	application/pdf	13862	856	58	But even in Canada, most drug treatment courts have done a poor job of addressing participants’ needs by insisting upon abstinence only programs.297 Canadian drug courts should expand their treatment programs to include long-term drug-assisted maintenance that provides transition to CAMH treatment options even after drug court treatment ends. Inherently, drug treatment courts have deficiencies regarding the health needs of client participants and have not meaningfully reduced client participants’ chances of imprisonment.298 A key problem with drug treatment courts is that little is known about the nature of the courts’ substance abuse treatment programs, including their policies and how decisions are made during the whole process.299 The issue is not whether drug courts do good works for people, but whether their proliferation promotes good social and health policy, at least in comparison to other available approaches to addressing drug use.300 Drug treatment do not provide that many benefits over incarceration.301	cache/iiclr-22945.pdf	txt/iiclr-22945.txt