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Dedicated Housing Unit Helps Incarcerated Veterans
It may come as a surprise to learn the rate at which United States veterans interact with the criminal justice system. Studies cite a couple of reasons for this, one of which is due to some veterans' inability to transition from service successfully because of combat-related trauma. Veterans are able to access a number of helpful resources through various veteran-focused organizations, but veterans can still face complicated hardships, such as trauma, that can lead them to criminal behaviors, such as illegal substance use, to cope with the trauma. Military service often comes at a cost—mentally, financially, and/or physically—for these individuals, which is why it is important to support ...
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