Ends Never Meet

The book explores the impact of New Jersey's drug court program on nonviolent drug offenders, highlighting that the state has the highest percentage of incarcerated individuals for drug offenses in the U.S. It focuses on a study of 33 participants, revealing no significant differences in coping self-efficacy across treatment phases. The research contributes to understanding the implications of substance abuse programs on legal systems, economic factors, and the well-being of affected individuals and communities, advocating for social change in drug policy and education.