What to do with drug offenders? Is locking them up more of a deterrent than treating them as drug addicts?
Narconon Drug Rehab in Georgia was originally started as a treatment program for non-violent offenders. “A judge let me use the Narconon protocol on drug offenders and drug addicts to see if rehabilitation was a better route than incarceration,” comments Mary Rieser, Executive Director for Narconon Drug Rehab in Georgia. “Our results 7 years ago and today show that fewer people revert to drugs or criminal behavior after completing the program than they would if they had not done a drug rehab program and simply gone to jail.”
By now most of Americans know what “Crack Cocaine” is. For those who have been asleep or out of the loop for the past 25 to 30 years, “Crack” is the street name for the smokable form of cocaine. Those who have smoked Crack Cocaine report experiencing an intense rush type of high that reportedly does not last long. Smoking cocaine in Crack form delivers a large quantity of the drug to the users’ lungs. This produces an immediate and very intense feeling of euphoria. The rocks of crack cocaine are burned or ignited in make shift “crack pipes”. These pipes or smoking paraphernalia vary in style from glass to soda bottles, spoons, aluminum foil etc. Whatever the user has to use to smoke is sufficient. The vapors that are produced are then inhaled by the users directly into the lungs. 
Methamphetamines are called the Devil's drug or Hitler's revenge for good reason.
Since the mid 1980’s young adults and teens have been going to underground dance parties located in various locations including old ware houses, barns, among others. These parties are called raves and the people who go to them are called ravers. Not all people who go to these parties use drugs, but a lot of them do. The main reason to go the parties is to get high on various substances and dance.
