Reviews the literature concerning the comparative effectiveness of 2 approaches toward
drunk driving: license action and treatment. License suspensions have a significant effect in …

Aim. There has been long‐standing interest in determining which sanctions work best to
reduce drunk driving. This study examines the effectiveness of alcohol treatment, driver …

Reviews research concerning the reformative and deterrent effectiveness of license
deprivation for drunk drivers. Concerns are raised about the costs and benefits of license …

Reviews studies conducted in the US and other countries to investigate the effectiveness of
jail sentences as a deterrent to repeat offenses of drinking and driving. Findings are …

Under the Tennessee DWI Probation Follow-up Demonstration Project, 4,126 per sons
arrested for drunk driving (DWI) in Memphis were classified as either social or problem …

A major policy concern regarding the sentencing of drunk drivers is whether rehabilitation or
punishment should be the dominant strategy. Essentially, rehabilitation attempts to treat the …

Eight years were spent evaluating various education and treatment programs for convicted
drinking drivers in the United States. In addition, various diagnostic and treatment evaluation …

Reviews research on the effect of license suspension on drinking and driving (DAD).
License suspension reduces recidivism among drivers convicted for driving while …

The degree to which punishment reduces criminal recidivism has been extensively studied,
though few efforts have examined the extent to which sanctions are effective for offenders …

The primary goal of rehabilitative programs for drunk driving offenders is to reduce the
probability of subsequent drinking and driving. Punishment, such as licensing penalties …