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ADAM 1999 Annual Report
Publication year:
2000
| Cataloged on:
Oct. 31, 2006
ANNOTATION: An overview of program findings and tables describing drug use among booked arrestees are provided. Approximately 60% of adult arrestees tested positive for drug use, with marijuana being the most often detected drug among males and cocaine being that for females. Marijuana was the drug most often detected among male and female juveniles (a median value of 53% and 38% respectively). Report contents include: summary of 1999 program findings; program overview; program methodology; ADAM drug testing overview; and data usage report. 1999 Adult and Juvenile program findings in detail can be found at the URLs noted below.