PRISON FELLOWSHIP: recovery homes

'   Cynthia got clean behind bars, but would she be able to stay clean on the outside?

"Many of us, and I am one of them, firmly believe that you cannot just lock people up and incarcerate them and expect their substance abuse issues to go away. It's just not working anymore," admitted Massachusetts District Court Justice Mary Heffernan in a recent feature by The Marshall Project on sentencing alternatives for female addicts.