การกระทำความผิดซ้ำและการเสพซ้ำของผู้เสพในคดียาเสพติด ในพื้นที่รับผิดชอบของสำนักงานป้องกันและ ปราบปรามยาเสพติด ภาค 5

Abstract

Research on Recidivism Offence and Relapse of the Drug Users in the Responsible Area of the Narcotics Control Office Region 5. The objective is to explore and analyze the influence of external factors including families, economic, social status, repeat offenders and repetition. Through the drug treatment process. To analyze the condition and influence of internal factors, including consciousness (awareness, perception, attitude and ability). About the drugs of offenders and repeat addicts. To analyze weaknesses or flaws. In the view of drug treatment processes this causes the process to not return to re-offending and repetitive drugs. It also offers a way to modify it. The method of drug treatment so that the drug treatment can achieve its goals. That is, it does not return to repetitive or repetitive offenses sustained. This is qualitative research by in-depth interviews with key informants, including 50 patients. The inmates, who are drug-related and have a history of repeat offenses and rebab in drug cases. This is from the Department of Corrections and Department Of Juvenile Observation and Protection. There are &8 provinces responsible for Chiang mai, Chiang Rai, Mae Hong Son, Nan, Lampang, Lamphun, Phayao, Phrae. The results of the study are summarized as follows: 1. External factors include family, economic, social, repeat offenders and repetition. More than half had family problems, economic, social and environmental issues. And part of it found no problems on the whole family side. Economic, social and environmental position. 2. External factors include family factors, economic status, social aspects and the environment. Influence repetitive and repetitive offenses. In part, such factors do not influence the return of repetitive or repetitive offences, but are caused by: 1) Ambition, power, passion, cravings, wanting to have 2) frustration, wanting to experiment, 3) frustration and self-control. 3. Internal factors include consciousness (awareness, perception, attitude and ability) about the drugs of offenders and repeat addicts. Through the drug treatment process. It was found that both good and negative results had good, no negative effects, and only bad effects. 4. The influence of factors within an individual includes the consciousness (awareness, perception, attitude and ability) of the offender and the repeat addict. Through the drug treatment process. It was found that the whole group was unsure whether to return to repeat offences or re-use. A group that is believed not to return to repeat or re-commit crimes. A group that believes it can stop selling drugs, but does not believe it can stop drug use, and a group that has no conviction to stop repeating or repetitive offenses. 5. Drug Treatment Process In the view of drug treatment processes. It was found that the whole group deemed the treatment process to be both useful and useless, only useful, and not the only benefit. 6. Modification guidelines The methodology in the drug treatment process to be able to achieve the following goals: 1) Creating consciousness (awareness, perception, attitude and ability). 2) The absence of support measures after the treatment is released 3) To provide legal knowledge of measures.