Arrestees’ Drug Use Trajectories Using the ADAM Drug Use Calendar to Model Patterns of Illicit Drug Use Brad Myrstol U NIVERSITY of A LASKA A NCHORAGE.

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Arrestees’ Drug Use Trajectories Using the ADAM Drug Use Calendar to Model Patterns of Illicit Drug Use Brad Myrstol U NIVERSITY of A LASKA A NCHORAGE Justice Center

THE DRUG–CRIME CONNECTION Toward a developmental perspective 2

Drug Use – Criminal Behavior Robust association between drug use and crime How do we explain the association? 1.Drug use causes crime 2.Crime causes drug use 3.Drug use–crime correlation is spurious At a minimum >>> complex relationship 4. Drug use–crime mutually reinforcing 3

Developmental Trajectories Great deal of drug use–crime research is correlational – Cross-sectional, binary indicators of use correlated with criminal behavior Prior drug use (ever, past-year, past-month) Intoxication (under the influence when offense occurred) Phenomena don’t just “happen” all of a sudden – Most social, behavioral, biological processes evolve over time (Nagin, 2005) Developmental approach conceptualizes drug use in terms of an evolving pattern of behavior – Examine the relationship between developmental of drug use and criminal offending, not drug use per se 4

AN EXAMPLE Adult male crack cocaine users

Data Arrestee Drug Abuse Monitoring program (2000) – 35 sites (26 states + D.C.) – Adult Males (n=21,161) “Ever used CRACK COCAINE?” – 32.7% (n=7,160) “Yes” “Used CRACK COCAINE in past 12 months?” – 19.7% (n=4,170) “Yes” Level of use, each month, past 12 months – Values: 0-3 – Cases with missing values dropped – 17.9% (n=3,801) of adult male sample » 53.1% of male arrestees who have used crack cocaine in lifetime » 91% of male arrestees who have used crack cocaine past year 6

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Drug Use Trajectories of Male Arrestees Crack Cocaine 8

28.0%14.1%19.5% 9

Drug Use Trajectories of Male Arrestees Crack Cocaine 4.0%3.2% 10

Drug Use Trajectories of Male Arrestees Crack Cocaine 23.1%5.2%3.0% 11

Socio-Demographic Profiles Trajectory Group Members Stable Groups Escalating Groups Desisting Groups CHARACTERISTICS TOTAL#2#4#7#3#6#1#5#8 Age (mean) Black/Af. Amer. (%) Unemployed (%) Homeless (%) Div./Sep. (%) L/T High School (%)

Offending Profiles Trajectory Group Members Stable Groups Escalating Groups Desisting Groups CHARACTERISTICS TOTAL #2#4#7#3#6#1#5#8 Felonies (%) Misdemeanors (%) Violent (%) Property (%) Drug (%) Order Maint. (%) Pro./Par. violation (%)

Drug Use Behavior Profiles Trajectory Group Members Stable Groups Escalating Groups Desisting Groups CHARACTERISTICS TOTAL#2#4#7#3#6#1#5#8 Teen onset (%) Dependence (%) Positive U/A (%)