A discrete-time survival study of drug use and property offending: implications for early intervention and treatment

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03 January 2007The report examines the connection between drug use and crime and uses data from a survey of prisoners to determine the risk factors in the likelihood of escalating to regular offending and the intervention and treatment options with the greatest chance of diverting this development.

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Permanent URLhttp://apo.org.au/node/8485
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