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As long as breaking laws where there are victims are still enforced. You shouldn't let a meth addict skip jail after they wrong someone. The biggest problem then becomes that "rehab" is simply a place where people who have no interest in cleaning up can get substitute drugs and new drug contacts at a very high monetary cost.

Rehabs need to divide people who actually want to become clean, and then isolate those people in something like a camp or commune for long periods. Most states have no great programs outside of detox and group houses.

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As long as breaking laws where there are victims are still enforced. You shouldn't let a meth addict skip jail after they wrong someone.

That's a really good point. If someone smokes meth and then steals a car, the crime was stealing the car. If someone shoots heroin in their parent's basement, no crime is committed.