HOW CAN WE EXPECT THE LAW...TO OFFER PEOPLE THEIR RIGHT TO TREATMENT WHEN JUDGES, LAWYERS AND LEGAL EXECUTIVES ARE SO IGNORANT OF THE SUBJECT?
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DELLA-TOLLA, R., HOW CAN WE EXPECT THE LAW...TO OFFER PEOPLE THEIR RIGHT TO TREATMENT WHEN JUDGES, LAWYERS AND LEGAL EXECUTIVES ARE SO IGNORANT OF THE SUBJECT?. ADDICTION COUNSELLING WORLD, Vol. 7, no. 39 (1996), p. 10-12.
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49089
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SIIS R.1168
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Drogodependencias, Formación de personal, Justicia, Normativa, Recomendaciones
Drogodependencias, Formación de personal, Justicia, Normativa, Recomendaciones
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