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I'm all for rehab, but the person has to want to change. Otherwise they will refuse, as you said. If you force them, I suspect most will relapse as soon as they leave rehab because they didn't want rehab in the first place. How do you make them choose recovery? I have no idea.

That's where Rhode Island's MAP program comes in - typically their patients are arrested first and are offered treatment while in lockup.

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