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Mandatory Treatment and Its Ethics
Debating coercion, consent, and effectiveness.
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Mandatory Treatment and Its Ethics: When Can Society Compel Addiction Treatment?

Should people be forced into addiction treatment against their will? When a loved one's life is at risk, families may desperately want any intervention that might help. Courts may see mandated treatment as alternative to incarceration. But forcing treatment on people who don't consent raises profound ethical questions about autonomy, effectiveness, and the proper limits of state power. Understanding these questions helps citizens engage with debates about compelled addiction treatment.

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