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Deterring Drunk Driving

These are posts belonging to this serie:

  1. Tragic and Costly: DUI/DWI
  2. The Challenge of the Repeat Offense Drunk Driver
  3. Deterring Drunk Driving: Who's Likely to Reoffend?
  4. Deterring Drunk Driving: Do Sanctions Work?
  5. Deterring Drunk Driving: The Role of Treatment
  6. Deterring Drunk Driving: Thoughts on Designing a System

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