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People Who Use Opioids’ Encounters With Criminal Justice Personnel: A Qualitative Analysis
There is little research in the U.S. on the interactions of people who use opioids (PWUO) with criminal justice personnel, from their perspective. This study reports on the experiences with police and criminal justice personnel of 27 men and women in treatment for substance use disorder. In-depth in
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