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Paul Hayes on the relationship between drug treatment and crime

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Paul Hayes
Paul Hayes
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VIDEO NUMBER:
234
CATEGORY:
Criminal Justice
DATE ADDED:
20-10-2009
DESCRIPTION
Paul suggests says that the link between drug treatment and reduced crime is good news, and that this offers a way to reach out to 'hard pressed' communities.
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