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Drug Use, Violence and Anti-social Behaviour,ugs have already been discussed in Chapter 5. Acquisitive crimes are not, however, the only forms of illegal activity with which drug users are commonly associated. Non-acquisitive crimes — especially violent behaviour such as assault, public-order offences and even homicide — are often considered an endemic feature of the drug-using lifestyle.

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Book 2002violence, housing situations, family relationships, prison life, health matters and drug treatments. Drug users‘ statements are related to policy, service provision, previous research, and theoretical debates in the hope that this might increase understanding and improve future responses to drug problems.

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Openness, peers and relatives on early drug-taking experiences were considered. In Chapter 4, some connections between patterns of drug use and interpersonal relationships were introduced. Chapters 5, 6 and 7, meanwhile, have all touched upon the relationships drug users maintain, despite their addiction, with significant others in their lives.

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Theatre, lifestyle (Faupel, 1991). Moreover, their new addict identity will be reinforced and strengthened as they cease being dependent on others to procure drugs for them and develop drug-using skills to the point where they begin to inject on their own (Rosenbaum, 1981; Faupel, 1991).

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Openness,y team’. The drug police defined the rules and marked out the pitch, and it was from their perspective that Collison observed events and proceedings. Study of the away team, he speculated, was another project that would have to be approached in entirely different and potentially more dangerous ways.

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