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Since President Richard Nixon's inception of the "War on Drugs", our judicial, correction, and probation/parole system has been overwhelmed with harsher and higher conviction rates for offenders.

How prevalent are drug offenders within the probation and parole system? What are the most commonly abused drugs?

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Below we'll discuss how prevalent drug offenders are within the probation and parole system as well as what the most commonly abused drugs are.

As stated before, drugs have almost become a norm within our society the amount of offenders we continually see over burden our judicial system. ...

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