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Quarterly Survey Questions [Drug Abuse Programs]
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Quarterly Survey Questions [Drug Abuse Programs]
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National Institute of Corrections Information Center (Boulder, CO)
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National Institute of Corrections (Washington, DC)
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Published 1987.
2 pages.
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Alcohol abuse programs
(Offender Services)
Institutional drug programs
(Offender Services)
This survey includes information from various agencies focusing on drug abuse programs in correctional systems. Some agencies have mandatory programs for particular offenses, but most plans operate on a voluntary basis. Programs for alcohol and drug abuse are usually combined, although a small number separate the programs. One table records the surveys' results.
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