Prisons disproportionately confine people who have extensive histories of illicit drug use
and tend to hold groups of people who continue using drugs, albeit in different forms and …

Contraband negatively affects the safety and security of correctional institutions. Extant
research has relied on descriptive analyses or limited measures of contraband. Drawing …

Visions of Cannabis Control argues that cannabis prohibition is the result of moral panic that
has been instigated, perpetuated, and sustained in ways that are difficult to dislodge. The …

Drug-involved offenders have been long overrepresented in prisons. Intensified drug law
enforcement in many countries increased both incarceration rates, especially for drug …

Internal misconduct is a universal problem in prisons and affects the maintenance of social
order. Consequently, correctional institutions often develop rehabilitation programs to …

Mandatory drug testing is commonly used in Australian prisons to detect and deter drug use.
In this commentary, we review the limited evidence for mandatory drug testing programs …

Drug testing is a common practice for community supervision in the US, despite limited
research on its effectiveness at deterring future drug use. The present study explores the …

The criminal justice system is enthralled with drug testing. It is a billion dollar industry fueled
by drug courts, swift certain, and fair strategies, and the idea that probation is a privilege. It …

Correctional institutions often develop rehabilitation programs to reduce the likelihood of
inmates committing internal offenses and criminal recidivism after release. Therefore, it is …