This study uses inmate self-report surveys from 2002 and 2004 to examine characteristics of the prison and jail populations in the USA and examine drug courts experience.
The objective of this UNODC report is to further the understanding about the mechanics of illicit trade in the East Asia and the Pacific region: the how, where, when, who, and why of selected contraband markets affecting the region.
The data analysis provided in this publication will allow the analysis of the market from the demand and supply perspective and for the estimation of the size of the market and of the populations involved.
This investigation explores the correlation between the transparency index and routes used by international organised crime for its illicit trafficking.
The book makes a comparison between the laws of most European countries regarding illegal drug use and trafficking activities and highlights the different outcomes of the Italian and Portuguese laws.
The study, soon to be published in the journal Drug and Alcohol Dependence, assessed changes in the availability of five substances commonly used among people who inject drugs (IDUs) in Bangkok between 2009 and 2011.
This paper examines how the US federal government and the 18 states have partially legalized medical or recreational marijuana or both since 1996 can be true to their respective laws.
This report was carried out to explore the information about health services accessed by former prisoners narcotics by taking samples in seven provincial cities in Indonesia.
This report highlights the action required to address the harms associated with prescription drugs in Canada in the areas of prevention, education, treatment, monitoring and surveillance, and enforcement.
