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Alcohol, drugs and crime : a study of juveniles in detention

Jeremy Prichard and Jason Payne
ISBN 0 642 53891 3 ; ISSN 1326-6004
Canberra: Australian Institute of Criminology: 2005
(Research and public policy series, no. 67)

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List of tables

Table 2.1: Key risk factors for alcohol/drug abuse and criminal offending among juveniles
Table 3.1: Demographic characteristics of participants
Table 3.2: History of offending
Table 3.3: Multiple offending, by offence type
Table 3.4: Most serious regular offence
Table 3.5: Prevalence of substance use
Table 3.6: Regular use of multiple drug types, by drug types
Table 3.7: Preferred drug of choice, by type of regular drug use
Table 4.1: Intoxication at the time of current offence
Table 4.2: Reason for committing the current offence, by most serious charge
Table 4.3: Lifetime offending attributions, by type of regular offender type
Table 4.4: Regular substance use in six months prior to arrest, by type of regular offender
Table 4.5: Frequency of substance use, by regular offenders
Table 4.6: Frequency of substance use, by reasons given for committing last offence
Table 4.7: Frequency of substance use, by regular drug selling
Table 4.8: Model attributions for daily substance use and intoxication
Table 5.1: Mean age of offending and substance use for offenders and substance users
Table 5.2: Age of onset of substance use, by type of offender
Table 5.3: Mean age of onset of offending, by daily substance use
Table 6.1: History of abuse and neglect
Table 6.2: Abuse and neglect and living away from parents at the time of last offence
Table 6.3: Family substance abuse
Table 6.4: School experience
Table 6.5: Mean age of first substance use, by school grade completed
Table 7.1: History of offending, by Indigenous status
Table 7.2: Frequency of substance use, by Indigenous status
Table 7.3: Model attributions for daily use and intoxication by Indigenous status
Table 7.4: Mean age of offending and substance use, by Indigenous status
Table 7.5: Personal history, by Indigenous status

List of figures

Figure 1.1: Drug use in previous 12 months, population 12-19 years, 2004
Figure 1.2: Substances ever used, by students aged 12 to 17
Figure 1.3: Percentages of Victorian youths processed by arrest, caution, summons and other police procedures for alleged drug offences
Figure 1.4: Young offenders and secondary students reporting any use of substances during one month periods
Figure 3.1: Main charges for current detention
Figure 3.2: Most serious charge for current detention
Figure 3.3: Substances ever used by juvenile detainees and adolescents in the general population
Figure 3.4: Type of treatment received
Figure 4.1: Intoxication at the time of current offence, by most serious offence type
Figure 4.2: Methods used to obtain drugs
Figure 4.3: Reasons for committing burglary
Figure 4.4: Reasons for assaulting others
Figure 4.5: Reasons for selling drugs
Figure 4.6: Prevalence of regular offending, by number of substances used
Figure 4.7: Frequency of substance use, by rates of offending
Figure 5.1: The onset of substance use in the pre-high school years, by offender type
Figure 5.2: Temporal order of substance use and crime
Figure 5.3: Risk curves for offending and drug use
Figure 6.1: History of abuse and neglect, by offender type
Figure 6.2: History of abuse and neglect, by frequency of substance use
Figure 6.3: History of abuse and neglect, by age of first substance use
Figure 6.4: History of abuse and neglect, by age of first substance use
Figure 6.5: Family substance abuse, by youths' own frequency of substance use
Figure 6.6: Family substance abuse, by offender types
Figure 6.7: Poly-substance use, by family substance use and living with parents
Figure 6.8: Last grade of school completed, by offender type
Figure 6.9: School history, by offender type
Figure 6.10: School history, by age of first substance use
Figure 7.1: Most serious charge for current detention, by Indigenous status
Figure 7.2: Main Charges for current detention, by Indigenous status
Figure 7.3: Prevalence of substance use, by Indigenous status
Figure 7.4: Temporal order of substance use and crime, by Indigenous status

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