刑事司法對於藥物輔助處遇的限制－美國身心障礙者法案如何促進法律與文化變遷【本期企劃】 試閱
Criminal Justice Restrictions on Medication: Assisted Treatment－How the Americans with Disabilities Act Contributes to Legal and Cultural Change
刑事司法長期限制藥物輔助處遇，這種限制被認為是對於物質使用障礙者的歧視。本文以「美國身心障礙者法案」兩則反歧視訴訟（賓州毒品法庭案及緬因州矯正署案）案件為例，釐清限制生成的原委，並分析訴訟的論理及其意義。藉此進一步探究「美國身心障礙者法案」如何促進法律與文化變遷。
Criminal justice has long had restrictions on medication assisted treatment (MAT), restrictions that are considered discrimination against people with substance use disorders. This article takes two anti-discrimination lawsuits under the Americans with Disabilities Act (Pennsylvania Drug Court case and Maine Department of Corrections case) as examples to clarify the reasons for the creation of restrictions and analyze the rationale and significance of the lawsuits. This is used to further explore how the Americans with Disabilities Act promotes legal and cultural changes.
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