Rehabilitation Of Drug Addicts Research Articles

The Enigma of Humanistic Justice in Addressing Narcotics Abuse

Drug abuse is a complex problem that requires a comprehensive solution. This includes how the concept is used in various aspects of tackling drug abuse. Justice in drug abuse eradication is a complex enigma, especially when the approach taken tends to be repressive and pays less attention to humanitarian aspects. Restorative justice is an alternative paradigm for handling drug abuse in Indonesia by linking it to the values of Pancasila. Restorative justice emphasizes recovery, reconciliation, and reintegration of offenders, victims, and society. This approach is in line with Pancasila values such as humanity, unity, and social justice. Restorative justice does not only enforce the law, but also pays attention to the social and psychological aspects involved in drug abuse cases. Applying restorative justice to the rehabilitation of drug addicts helps them overcome their addiction and become productive members of society again. Implementing restorative justice requires the cooperation of various stakeholders, including government, law enforcement, and local communities. This research aims to explore and understand the complexity of humanistic justice in the context of drug abuse treatment, as well as examine the definition and concept of humanistic justice in the context of drug abuse. This research uses an empirical juridical method, with interviews conducted at the Kediri City Attorney's Office and observation visits to post-rehabilitation drug abusers. Results of this study show that to overcome this, a comprehensive approach is needed that affects many aspects of life. The noble values of Pancasila provide a solid foundation in developing effective coping strategies.

Уголовно-правовые и криминологические инструменты противодействия наркотизму (на примере диссертаций, защищенных под руководством профессора Прохоровой Марины Леонидовны)

The article is an overview of criminal legal and criminological tools used in the fight against drug addiction, with an emphasis on research conducted under the guidance of Professor Marina Leonidovna Prokhorova. The authors analyze the final conclusions of dissertations devoted to these issues, including conceptual approaches to combating drug addiction, determining the role of the criminal subculture and the deviant environment of drug addicts in influencing a healthy society, as well as mechanisms for the rehabilitation of people suffering from drug addiction. It is underscored that these dissertations have collectively engendered an entire scientific domain, consolidating developed criminal law and criminological means for counteracting drug addiction. Diverse methods and strategies utilized to address the challenges associated with overcoming drug addiction and rehabilitation of drug addicts are characterized herein. The integration of these doctrinal tenets is advocated for the formulation of a robust and balanced criminal law policy aimed at preempting drug addiction.

Strategies of hepatitis C virus elimination for people who inject drugs receiving opioid agonist therapy in the era of direct‐acting antivirals

AbstractIncreased uptake of hepatitis C virus (HCV) treatment among people who inject drugs (PWID) is critical to achieve HCV elimination goals. This study attempted to observe the influence of different referral strategies among HCV‐infected PWID for direct‐acting antivirals (DAA). From January 2019 to November 2020, approximately 190 PWID regularly received opioid agonist therapies (OAT) in the drug addiction rehabilitation clinic of our institute. Among these, those with positive anti‐HCV were further referred to our hepatology clinics for HCV viremia screening and treatment. According to physician involvement, referral strategies were divided into three models including patient self‐intention referral (SR); intensive referral (IR) where patients were referred by clinicians; and fast‐intensive referral (FIR) where patients were referred by clinicians with a fast‐screening and easy‐treatment program. A total of 121 HCV‐infected PWID were enrolled and 71 (58.7%) of them received the referrals: 16 (22.5%) in the SR model, 36 (50.7%) in the IR model, and 19 (26.8%) in the FIR model. Monthly average referred patient number was 2.7 people in the SR model, 2.8 people in the IR model, and 4.8 people in the FIR model, respectively. Among the 71 referred patients, 64 (90.1%) had detectable HCV viremia with genotype distributions being genotype 1a (G1a) in 23 patients (35.9%), G1b in 10 (15.6%), G2 in 5 (7.8%), G3 in 6 (9.4%), and G6 in 20 (31.3%). Except for three patients who refused treatment, 61 patients underwent and completed DAA treatment including 35 patients for Maviret, 15 for Epclusa, 9 for Harvoni, and 2 for Zepatier. Excluding three patients who were lost to follow‐up and one becoming reinfected, 57 (93.4%) eventually achieved a sustained virologic response. Although HCV treatment uptake among PWID in this hospital‐based setting remained suboptimal, the FIR model with a quick‐to‐screen and easy‐to‐treat program was proven practicable in the hospital setting. Further innovative strategies are required to reach all HCV‐infected PWID receiving OAT.

THIRD SECTOR: A case study on the application of accounting in a non-profit organization

This work presents a study in a third sector organization that works with issues that raise awareness in society; Therefore, its main objective was to analyze the application of the accounting procedures adopted to comply with its obligations. To obtain and analyze the data, a descriptive case study with a qualitative approach was carried out. As a data collection instrument, an interview script containing 23 open questions was used, being applied in an institution focused on the rehabilitation of drug addicts, legal and illicit. Regarding the result, it was possible to see that the use of accounting procedures and tools is extremely relevant for third sector organizations, as accounting is considered one of the main instruments, applied for transparency and accountability with society and its taxpayers.

Analysis of sex and age characteristics and narcological past history of persons applying to public organizations for social rehabilitation

Objective: To improve the motivation of drug users to undergo social rehabilitation, to analyze the main sex and age characteristics, as well as data on the drug history of persons undergoing social rehabilitation in the Samara regional charitable public organization "Rehabilitation of drug addicts (Remar)". Material and methods. Anonymously, 173 rehabilitants were surveyed according to a developed questionnaire of 15 questions related to gender, age and drug history of rehabilitants. Results. Social rehabilitation services are more often used by men (75.7%), the average age of rehabilitants in the study was 37,3±0,9 years; 51.4% of rehabilitants use opiates, 36.4% — psychostimulants, 24.8% — alcohol. 35.8% of rehabilitants previously applied for treatment to state medical organizations, while 19.2% of respondents were not satisfied with the quality of the service provided, 25.8% were available. Conclusion. Patients of the Samara regional charitable public organization "Rehabilitation of drug addicts (Remar)" are more often men living mainly in cities who consume psychoactive substances for a long time, mainly opiates, psychostimulants and alcohol. The sex and age characteristics of rehabilitants identified during the study, as well as the data of their narcological history, will allow adjusting the ongoing motivational work on the involvement of users of psychoactive substances in the process of social rehabilitation.

Analysis and study of the mechanism of narcotic addiction and withdrawal

Narcotic drugs refer to drugs that have anesthetic effects on the central nervous system, and they easily produce physical dependence and mental dependence and can be addictive due to continuous use, abuse or unreasonable use. In this paper, bioinformatics and data analysis and mining techniques were used to analyze the methylation differences in transcriptional and clinical data of narcotic addiction in public databases, to explore the mechanism of narcotic addiction, and to mine some norepinephrine drugs. This study confirmed the possibility of using norepinephrine as an auxiliary drug for drug addiction rehabilitation. In addition, we also conducted a similar analysis on the addiction of three drugs. The results showed that the differences in the body caused by the ingestion of opiates and cocaine were significantly greater than those caused by the ingestion of methamphetamine.

The perception of Mandarin speech conveying communicative functions in Chinese heroin addicts.

Drug addiction can cause severe damage to the human brain, leading to significant problems in cognitive processing, such as irritability, speech distortions, and exaggeration of negative stimuli. Speech plays a fundamental role in social interaction, including both the production and perception. The ability to perceive communicative functions conveyed through speech is crucial for successful interpersonal communication and the maintaining good social relationships. However, due to the limited number of previous studies, it remains unclear whether the cognitive disorder caused by drug addiction affects the perception of communicative function conveyed in Mandarin speech. To address this question, we conducted a perception experiment involving sixty male participants, including 25 heroin addicts and 35 healthy controls. The experiment aimed to examine the perception of three communicative functions (i.e., statement, interrogative, and imperative) under three background noise conditions (i.e., no noise, SNR [Signal to Noise Ratio] = 10, and SNR = 0). Eight target sentences were first recorded by two native Mandarin speakers for each of the three communicative functions. Each half was then combined with Gaussian White Noise under two background noise conditions (i.e., SNR = 10 and SNR = 0). Finally, 48 speech stimuli were included in the experiment with four options provided for perceptual judgment. The results showed that, under the three noise conditions, the average perceptual accuracies of the three communicative functions were 80.66% and 38% for the control group and the heroin addicts, respectively. Significant differences were found in the perception of the three communicative functions between the control group and the heroin addicts under the three noise conditions, except for the recognition of imperative under strong noise condition (i.e., SNR = 0). Moreover, heroin addicts showed good accuracy (around 50%) in recognizing imperative and poor accuracy (i.e., lower than the chance level) in recognizing interrogative. This paper not only fills the research gap in the perception of communicative functions in Mandarin speech among drug addicts but also enhances the understanding of the effects of drugs on speech perception and provides a foundation for the speech rehabilitation of drug addicts.

Situational factors affecting abstinence from drugs: Panel data analysis of patients with drug use disorders in residential drug use treatment.

To identify situational factors that can predict drug abstention in patients with drug use disorders undergoing residential drug use treatment. Patients with drug use disorders admitted to drug addiction rehabilitation centers (DARCs) in 2016 were involved in this study. Longitudinal panel data were used, with eight follow-up surveys over 6 years, approximately every 6 months. Of the 2752 samples from the eight follow-up surveys, 2293 were analyzed as the complete panel data set. The primary outcome was drug abstention for approximately 6 months. The influences of situational factors during this period on the primary outcome were also assessed using a generalized linear mixed model in which inter-individual differences were controlled as variable effects. The use of residential DARCs positively influenced the primary outcome (adjusted odds ratio [AOR] 3.33, 95% confidence interval [CI] 1.79-6.21) when compared to no DARC usage. The cessation of drinking also positively affected the primary outcome (AOR 3.10, 95% CI 1.79-4.62), while employment status (AOR 2.22, 95% CI 1.12-4.41) and the cessation of drinking (AOR 4.92, 95% CI 2.77-8.72) positively impacted the primary outcomes of patients not using DARCs. The use of residential DARCs and the cessation of drinking positively affected drug abstention rates. Employment and the cessation of drinking for patients who were not using the DARCs also had a positive effect. This information will aid in the development of social recovery strategies for people with drug use disorders.

Forms and methods of preventing crimes in the field of drug trafficking

The subject of this study is the forms and methods of preventing crimes in the field of drug trafficking. The purpose of the study is to analyze the forms and methods of preventing drug crimes, their differentiation, identify current problems and develop ways to solve them. Attention is drawn to the fact that the main actors in the prevention of drug crime are the state and society. The role of the state is to coordinate and determine the vectors of combating drug crime, draw up plans and programs for preventive activities, and determine the competence of other subjects of prevention. Society also plays an important role in reducing drug crime, so it is important to involve citizens in the prevention of crimes in the field of drug trafficking. It is determined that the feedback mechanism contributes to the qualitative interaction of civil society institutions with law enforcement agencies and government agencies. The research methodology includes a number of general scientific methods of scientific cognition. The following methods were used in the course of the research: the method of analysis and synthesis, methods of deduction and induction, the method of analyzing scientific literature, the method of systematization, formal legal, dialectical and other methods. The research is structured according to the principles of logic and structuring. The scientific novelty of this study is to highlight the urgent problems of drug crime prevention as one of the methods of preventing crimes in the field of drug trafficking. Special attention is paid to improving the practice of social rehabilitation of drug addicts. This topic has been the subject of scientific research, but the main focus of many researchers is on drug treatment. At the same time, social rehabilitation and employment of drug addicts are of no less importance, as they seriously reduce the likelihood of such persons committing crimes in the field of drug trafficking. The considered method of preventing drug crimes, expressed in individual preventive work with drug addicts, will also contribute to reducing the demand for drugs, which will reduce the number of crimes in the field of illicit trafficking. The conducted research allowed us to conclude that such a method of preventing crimes in the field of drug trafficking as individual preventive work with drug addicts, their adaptation and social rehabilitation is of high importance. Some problems in this area are considered, and possible solutions are proposed.

PENYULUHAN BAHAYA PECANDU NARKOTIKA DAN KORBAN PENYALAHGUNAAN NARKOTIKA

Narcotics and narcotics addicts after Article 1 Paragraph 6 of the Regulation of the Minister of Health of the Republic of Indonesia Number 2415/Kemenkes/Per/XII/2011 concerning Medical Rehabilitation of Drug Addicts, Abusers and Victims of Narcotics Abuse is someone who accidentally uses narcotics because they are persuaded, deceived, deceived, forced , and/or threatened to use narcotics. Rehabilitation is here to provide protection for addicts and victims of narcotics abuse by giving them the opportunity to recover and continue their lives in society, especially narcotics abuse. The Government has made various efforts to prevent narcotics in Indonesia. This is to prevent the circulation of narcotics and narcotics addicts from becoming more devastating. Based on this, we from the Group 3 KKN Team at Darma Agung University carried out community assistance activities in an effort to formulate narcotics education on the use of narcotics. The aim of implementing this service KKN is to provide knowledge and understanding to the public about the types and dangers of narcotics as well as rehabilitation of narcotics addicts. The expected target in this Community Service Community Service Program is to increase public knowledge about narcotics abuse rehabilitation and provide information to the public about the member institutions involved.

Феномен наркозависимости в интерпретации Русской Православной Церкви

Drug addiction is a complex spiritual, political, medical, social and legal problem. Trying to solve it, the state is developed an anti-drug policy that includes a possibility for religious organizations to participate in the prevention of non-medical drug use and the rehabilitation of drug addicts. In 2012 the Church approved a document “On the participation of the Russian Orthodox Church in the rehabilitation of drug addicts” and actively developing social work. The Decree of the President of the Russian Federation "On the Approval of the Strategy of the State Anti-Drug Policy of the Russian Federation for the period until 2030" calls on religious organizations to develop a position that will enrich the anti-drug ideology according to "traditional values" . This calls the Church the task of developing a theological argument about the dangers of drug use. In this regard, it seems relevant to analyze the theoretical and practical developments of the ROC in this area. The author of the article asks the questions: What are the legal and theological grounds for the ROC's approach to the problem of drug addiction? What anthropological ideas are used to describe the phenomenon of drug addiction? The first part of the article presents a systematization of theoretical ideas related to the topic of drug addiction, reflected in the church regulations of the ROC. The second part presents an analysis of the opinions of clergy and lay practitioners. The author comes to the conclusion that by developing its own approach, the Church remains in the field of the political, medical, legal aspects of the problem, which leads to the ideologization of the language in which the Church speaks about the problem.

Urgency of Reform Asset Forfeiture Model of Narcotics Crime in Investigation

Purpose: The Narcotics Law as a foundation in law enforcement to eradicate illicit drug trafficking, is not effective enough in tackling narcotics crime, because the legal paradigm adopted in the narcotics law is oriented towards imprisoning the perpetrator (follow the suspect), while the assets resulting from narcotics crimes continue to be used for narcotics trafficking and distribution. The problem is what is the urgency of renewing the model of asset forfeiture from narcotics crimes? What is the ideal model of asset forfeiture from narcotics crimes?
 
 Design/Methodology/Approach: The research method used is a normative approach and empirical approach sourced from primary data and secondary data. Primary data is obtained by means of field studies and interviews while secondary data is obtained by means of literature studies. The data that has been collected is analyzed qualitatively.
 
 Findings: The urgency of updating the model of seizure of assets resulting from narcotics crimes must receive attention in criminal law policy, this is because the current mechanism is not adequate and even tends to use assets as an instrument of illicit drug trafficking, which should be maximized for the rehabilitation of drug addicts and abusers. The future model of asset forfeiture in relation to the renewal of the investigation for asset forfeiture of narcotics crimes is a model of asset forfeiture without punishment. This model is known as in rem forfeiture, or also known as civil forfeiture, and NCB asset forfeiture. The NCB model is essentially a suit brought against assets, not against persons. The action is separate from the criminal court, but only determines that the assets have been tainted by the criminal offense.

Edukasi Gerakan Siswa Anti Narkoba GESNAWA di MTs Darul Huda Desa Bagorejo Kecamatan Gumukmas Kabupaten Jember

In the news RadarJember explained that the number of cases of abuse of narcotics and illegal drugs (drugs) in Jember Regency is quite high. According to Habilis Indonesia, a foundation engaged in the rehabilitation of drug addicts in Jember, during the last three months until February 2021, there have been 55 cases. Jember is said to be the center of drug trafficking in the Tapal Kuda area. The purpose of the Anti-Drug Student Movement Educational activity at MTs Darul Huda, Bagorejo Village, Jember Regency, is to increase students' knowledge from a young age about the dangers of drug abuse. Data collection was carried out through observing the enthusiasm of students in participating in activities, besides carrying out a post-activity question and answer session. This activity was held for all students in grades VII, VIII and IX at MTs Darul Huda, Bagorejo Village, Jember Regency. Furthermore, the results show that the enthusiasm of students in participating in these socialization activities is very high, in theory they already know Narcotics in general and additional information to find out the latest types of Narcotics discoveries.

Personality Traits, Psychological Distress, and Locus of Control among Drug Abusers and Non-Drug users

The problem of drug addiction is growing day by day in Pakistani youth. Previous studies on drug addictions highlighted that drug addicts have different personality traits and level of stress, anxiety and depression as compared to the non addicts. Objective: To get the deep understanding of the personality traits, psychological discomfort, and Locus of control among drug and non-drug users. Methods: For this purpose, a sample of 200 participants, drug abusers (n=100) and non-drug users(n=100) of the same age, were taken from the general population and various rehabilitation facilities in Islamabad and Rawalpindi by using three reliable scales: The TIPI Questionnaire, the DASS-21, and the Locus of Control Questionnaire were administered to the selected sample. The core findings of the study were interpreted in terms of descriptive, correlation and t–test analysis. Results: The study findings demonstrate a statistically significant difference between drug and non-drug users in extraversion, Openness to experience, agreeableness, conscientiousness, and emotional stability. Drug abusers reported significant levels of psychological discomfort and external Locus of control, in contrast to non-drug users who scored well on internal Locus of control. Conclusions: Drug users exhibits high level of psychological discomfort and negative personality trait than non-drug users. Therefore, health professionals and psychologists working in drug addiction rehabilitation centers should focused on the improvement of drug addicts’ psychological health.

Drug Dependence Treatment as a Right of the Subject of an Administrative Infringement

The article deals with the main issues of organizing treatment and social and medical rehabilitation of drug addicts in the Russian Federation. The data of a sociological survey regarding the effectiveness of drug addiction treatment by medical methods are given. The procedure for making a diagnosis of “drug addiction” and the grounds for sending citizens for a medical examination are briefly described. The problem associated with the implementation by the offender of the subjective right to undergo appropriate therapeutic and preventive measures in exchange for the execution of administrative penalties (mainly an administrative fine and administrative arrest) is analyzed. Proposals are given to increase the motivation of drug users (persons who illegally use drugs or who are diagnosed with drug addiction or harmful with harmful consequences) drug use) to receive drug treatment and other assistance through administrative and legal incentives. The high positive potential of the implementation of administrative and legal incentives in relation to drug users, which form in such persons stable prerequisites for future lawful behavior, has been proved.

Prevention Of Narcotics Abuse By The Batang Kuis Police In Deli Serdang Regency

The circulation and abuse of drugs in society must be prevented and tackled. This prevention effort must be carried out in accordance with the issuance of the Drug Law so that this drug problem does not continue to grow in society as a bad epidemic for the development of the country. The research methods used are normative and empirical juridical research. The nature of the research used in this study is descriptive analysis.Sources of data used in this study are primary and secondary data. The obstacles faced by the Batangkuis Police Drug Unit are 2, namely non-penal policy barriers and penal policy barriers. Based on the results of the study, the conclusion in this study is the legal regulation of narcotics based on Law No. 35 of 2009 on narcotics prioritizes rehabilitation of drug addicts and users, but very high criminal sanctions against narcotics dealers and precursors. The spirit and purpose of the promulgation of the Narcotics Act is to prevent and eradicate illicit trafficking of narcotics in Indonesia. The obstacles faced by the Batang Kuis Police Drug Unit there are two namely non-penal policy barriers and penal policy barriers.Preventive barriers related to raids carried out at night entertainment venues in Batang Kuis, often hampered by the problem of leaking information about entertainment venues to be conducted raids. The penal policy barriers faced by the Batangkuis Police Drug Unit, consists of two barriers, namely internal and external barriers.

Features of ensuring the rights of drug addicts for rehabilitation in Ukraine and the European Union: comparative legal aspect

This article explores the problems of legal regulation of the implementation of the "right of drug addicts for rehabilitation" in Ukraine‚ and the foreign experience of individual EU countries in this area. The methodology of this scientific work is based on the system of methods of general scientific and special-legal methods of cognition. This paper reveals the features of the implementation of the "right of drug addicts to rehabilitation", establishes the concept of "rehabilitation of drug addicts", as well as the term "right of drug addicts to rehabilitation", the legal status of individual subjects is studied. Who are involved in the implementation of rehabilitation services for drug addicts. It is proposed to divide legal acts that cover the implementation of the “right of drug addicts to rehabilitation” into two groups: (1) general and (2) special. It is emphasized that the legal framework that would cover an effective state system for the rehabilitation of drug addicts in Ukraine has not yet been created, and as a result, a large number of drug addicts do not have access to rehabilitation services‚ or do not receive them at all. Directions for optimizing the legislation of Ukraine on the rehabilitation of drug addicts are given, with an emphasis on the implementation in practice of effective programs for the rehabilitation of adolescents who are dependent on psychoactive substances, taking into account their age groups. It is proposed to adopt a special Law of Ukraine on the rehabilitation of drug addicts. It is concluded that the effective implementation of advanced methods for the rehabilitation of drug addicts in Ukraine, taking into account international standards, should be a priority part of state policy, and it is important to use the principle of a holistic approach to the legal regulation of such rehabilitation assistance.

Rehabilitasi Sosial Pecandu Narkoba Melalui Terapi Musik dalam Perspektif Hak Asasi Manusia

Music therapy is the professional use of musical interventions and their elements in a therapeutic relationship to achieve specific goals. Rehabilitation of drug addicts through music therapy is one of the concepts of social rehabilitation by helping to recognize and accept different emotions, develop expressive abilities and self-awareness, increase self-confidence, and facilitate relaxation and reduce stress. The research method used in this research is field research. Based on research conducted by the author at the Way Huwi Narcotics Penitentiary, Lampung Province, using the concept of passive music therapy by only listening to music, the object of research tends to only reach the stage of feeling calm and not yet at the stage of changing mindset significantly to leave old habits and replace them with habits. While the activities carried out in the active music therapy process can include singing, songwriting, improvisation, and performing performances that have therapeutic elements so that the use of active music therapy tends to provide a maximum role rather than just listening. Based on the perspective of human rights, this rehabilitation is in line with the recognition of human rights in the 1945 Constitution which is contained in Article 28A, Article 28C paragraph 1 and then Article 28H paragraph 2.

Community-based initiatives in preventing and combatting drug abuse in a South African township

Substance abuse is one of the most pervasive problems facing our nation, especially in the townships. Curbing this problem requires an integrated approach in which community stakeholders and society work together to improve safety by tackling the fundamental causes of criminality through mobilising state and non-state capacities and resources at all levels. This study seeks to assess the strategies and successes of community initiatives and circumstances that bestow on the path towards helping to fulfill the community’s aim to prevent and combat drug abuse. This study made use of a sample of 90 respondents 18 years and older who responded to the survey. A purposive sample of 10 staff members from the community-based organisations participated in oral interviews, while a simple random sample of 80 community members responded to questionnaires. Furthermore, secondary data sources were consulted to back up the claims that emerged from this study. While the study evaluated community strategies and documented some of the successes, including the rehabilitation of drug addicts, it also highlighted the lack of capacity of community organisations to make meaningful contributions in this regard. In particular, the lack of cooperation/collaboration and trust between the South African Police Service (SAPS) and the community stakeholders is a cause for concern that may hinder any efforts to combat drug abuse. This study, therefore, highlights strategies that require a collective effort from government stakeholders.

Legislative Initiatives Regarding the Tightening of the Responsibility for Non-Fulfillment of the Obligation to Undergo Treatment for Drug Addiction: Problems and Future Visions

Various psychoactive substances that are in illegal circulation cause significant damage to the health of the population. Discussions among scientists about measures to reduce the level of drug use have not been stopped for many decades. The main goal of all researches is to search for effective anti-narcotic drugs and the implementation into practice of new technologies to counter drug crime. Following the scientists, a legislator tries to choose the most optimal designs that allow an objective and comprehensive assessment of the actions of violators, taking into account the need to save repressive measures. In the first edition, the current Criminal Code of the Russian Federation allowed the use of compulsory medical measures to persons with an established diagnosis of "drug addiction". Later, the measures of compulsory treatment were recognized as inhumane and abolished. They were replaced by the institution of imposing by the court on a drug addict the obligation to undergo treatment for drug addiction, medical and (or) social rehabilitation. As an interim measure, a legislator in 2013 put into effect Article 6.9.1 of the Code of Administrative Offences of the Russian Federation, which provides liability for evading a drug addict from the duty imposed by the court. Currently, a legislator offers to tighten the responsibility of a drug addict for evading treatment and rehabilitation by introducing an administrative prejudice. The conducted research has shown that it is possible to achieve the desired result by other means.