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October 4th, 2011Committee meeting

Catherine Latimer

Public Safety committee  I think the rehabilitation programs are extremely important and should be encouraged. There's an opportunity to look at expanding on successful programs. What is key in rehabilitation for drug issues is matching the right type of treatment to the particular reasons for the addict

October 4th, 2011Committee meeting

Catherine Latimer

Public Safety committee  I think there is some confusion about what is actually being done. Some of the information we have is that they're building secure cells in medium security facilities, which raises a whole lot of issues in terms of Corrections policies. There will be a need for additional cell s

October 4th, 2011Committee meeting

Catherine Latimer

Public Safety committee  I think the prison system has been a model system. I think the Corrections and Conditional Release Act, which was brought in under the Mulroney government, has been viewed as a significant piece of corrections legislation throughout the world. I think it is something to be emulat

October 4th, 2011Committee meeting

Catherine Latimer

Public Safety committee  There's lots of room for additional types of programming as well. There are some good and effective programs, but a lot of the alcohol and drug treatment models are based on white, adult male addiction. They may not necessarily be culturally relevant or gender specific. They cert

October 4th, 2011Committee meeting

Catherine Latimer

Public Safety committee  My preference would be to actually focus on those who are exploiting the market of offenders' vulnerability to drugs, who are making a profit on getting those drugs to inmates, and try to focus the enforcement elements on that. If you're looking at inmates in facilities, many o

October 4th, 2011Committee meeting

Catherine Latimer

Public Safety committee  At this point probably prevention is gone because they're probably already involved with drugs. From our perspective, it would be treatment, bringing them to a place where they have a certain physiological capacity to overcome an addiction and then make free choices about what th

October 4th, 2011Committee meeting

Catherine Latimer

Public Safety committee  Because it is a right to accept or refuse treatment, you should not be penalized for exercising your rights one way or another.

October 4th, 2011Committee meeting

Catherine Latimer

Public Safety committee  Okay. I will get through these very quickly. One, we think interdiction should be part of a broader strategy for dealing with drugs and alcohol in the prisons. Two, the prevalence and policies associated with false positives in current interdiction techniques should be assesse

October 4th, 2011Committee meeting

Catherine Latimer

Public Safety committee  Thank you very much for the kind invitation to the John Howard Society to appear on this issue, which is very important to us. The John Howard Society is a community-based charity whose mission is to support effective, just, and humane responses to the causes and the consequenc

October 4th, 2011Committee meeting

Catherine Latimer