41. NCJRS - View All Subjects - National Criminal Justice Reference Service and crime; drug abuse prevention and education; drug case processing;drug interdiction; drug law enforcement; drug law http://www.ncjrs.org/viewall.html

Corrections Courts Drugs and Crime International ... Criminal Justice In the Spotlight Forensic Science Prisoner Reentry School Safety Club Drugs ... View All Subjects View All Subjects Click on a category or subcategory for publications and links to related sites. Corrections Courts Drugs and Crime International ... Back to Top In the Spotlight Prisoner Reentry School Safety Club Drugs Drug Courts ... Office of National Drug Control Policy

42. PSBC Alcohol And Other Drug Resources the federal government's drug strategy research knowledge dissemination; preventionprogramming; treatment rehabilitation; legislation, enforcement and control http://www.preventionsource.bc.ca/resources/general.html

GUIDE TO RESOURCES ATOD Specific Resources Cessation Children, Youth and Families Community ... Workplace General Prevention Resources See also: A Beginners Guide to Prevention Research and Resources West, Edie. 201 Icebreakers, Group Mixers, Warm-Ups, Energizers, and Playful Activities. Virginia, U.S.A. McGraw-Hill Ryerson, 1997. This book contains 201 icebreakers for all occasions. Distributor: Educational Media Corporation P O Box 21311 Minneapolis Minnesota 55421 Cost: US$39.95 A Guide for Evaluating Prevention Effectiveness. Technical Report (1998) Produced by Center for Substance Abuse Prevention (CSAP) and distributed by National Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Drug Information (NCADI), P.O. Box 2345, Rockville, MD 20847-2345. Call to order: (301) 468-2600. Email: info@health.org (Free) This guide was developed to provide a framework for evaluation and ultimately seeks to provide readers with the information and tools necessary for assessing, defending, and improving prevention efforts. This guide also offers detailed information about several commonly used methods, noting the strengths and weaknesses associated with their use. Markwood, Alan.

43. Public Education And Information an aggressive leader in the intervention and prevention of illegal drug use and districts,business organizations, senior groups and law enforcement entities http://www.attorneygeneral.gov/pei/brochures/crimlaw/html/ddru.cfm

Public Education and Information Home Antitrust ... Years in Review 15th Floor Strawberry Square Harrisburg, PA 17120 Phone: 717-772-0907 Fax: 717-772-4526 Contact Us The following brochure is also in Adobe PDF format. To view and print the form you must have Adobe Acrobat Reader. To download your free Adobe Acrobat Reader, click Drug Demand Reduction Unit Dear Pennsylvanian: As Attorney General, I have made halting the rising tide of drug use my #1 priority. That usually means busting dealers, both street pushers and drug kingpins. However, my responsibility in ridding our Commonwealth from illegal substances just begins there. To truly put an end to the drug epidemic, we must constantly attack the problem from both the supply and demand side. The agents from my Office work feverishly busting drug manufacturers, traffickers and dealers. But we will never stop drugs from coming into Pennsylvania if we don't attack the demand for drugs as well. That's why I created my Drug Demand Reduction Unit (DDRU). This group of outstanding personnel reaches thousands of people across the Commonwealth each year providing drug awareness, identification and educational presentations to school students, teachers, parents, community groups and business professionals.

44. Idaho - State And Local Resources - ONDCP Contact; State drug Program Coordinator. State Criminal Justice Offices AttorneyGeneral's Office; Law enforcement Planning; Crime prevention Office; Statistical http://www.whitehousedrugpolicy.gov/statelocal/id/

State Pages Alabama Alaska American Samoa Arizona ... Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas ... Idaho State Profile (PDF) Overview of drug use statistics and drug prevention efforts in the state of Idaho. City Profiles Boise (PDF) To help ONDCP continue to provide valuable State and local information, please e-mail your comments, updates, or new drug-related reports. Download Adobe Acrobat Reader State Policy Offices Governor's Office State Legislative Contact State Drug Program Coordinator State Criminal Justice Offices Attorney General's Office Law Enforcement Planning Crime Prevention Office Statistical Analysis Center ... Corrections Agency State Health Offices RADAR Network Agency STD/HIV-Prevention Program Drug and Alcohol Agency State Education Office State Coordinator for Drug-Free Schools Glossary of State Agency Functions Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Division Offices National Association of State Alcohol and Drug Abuse Directors ... National Guard Counterdrug Coordinators Last Updated: February 25, 2003

45. General Counterdrug Intelligence Plan Appendix E general Counterdrug Intelligence Plan Action Items. with State and LocalLaw enforcement B12. of a Nationwide System to Report drug Seizures to http://www.whitehousedrugpolicy.gov/publications/gcip/appendixe.html

GCIP Home President's Letter Cabinet Letter Executive Summary ... Supplement July 2002 Action Plan Introduction A: Purpose B: President's Council ... Technology Appendices A: Methodology B: White House Task Force C: Missions and ... D: Glossary E: Plan Action Items Appendix E: General Counterdrug Intelligence Plan Action Items Executive Summary Summary Introduction Section A: National Counterdrug Intelligence Coordination Section B: National Centers The DCI Crime and Narcotics Center B-1. Strategic Assessments The National Drug Intelligence Center B-2. Mission B-3. Subordination B-4. Production B-5. Special Projects B-6. Access to and Protection of Information B-7. Document Exploitation The El Paso Intelligence Center B-8. Mission B-9. Management and Program Coordination B-10. Program Priorities B-11. Relationship with State and Local Law Enforcement B-12. Development of a Nationwide System to Report Drug Seizures to EPIC B-13. EPIC Watch Program B-14. Hub for HIDTA Intelligence Centers B-15. JICC Program Review The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network B-16. Mission

46. Memo: Drug-Induced Violent Crime Prosecutions The drugInduced Rape prevention and Punishment Act of The Narcotic and Dangerousdrug Section of the Criminal our state and local law enforcement partners in http://www.usdoj.gov/ag/readingroom/drugcrime.htm

Office of the Attorney General Washington, D.C. 20530 September 23, 1997 MEMORANDUM FOR ALL UNITED STATES ATTORNEYS FROM: THE ATTORNEY GENERAL SUBJECT: Drug-Induced Violent Crime Prosecutions The Drug-Induced Rape Prevention and Punishment Act of 1996 (Act), 21 U.S.C. Sec. 841(b)(7), provides criminal penalties of up to 20 years imprisonment for any person who distributes a controlled substance, such as Rohypnol, to a person with the intent to commit a crime of violence, including rape. The Act does not federalize any new conduct inasmuch as the distribution of a controlled substance is already a federal crime. It does, however, establish the basis for harsher penalties under federal law if the distribution facilitates a violent crime. In cases of drug-induced violence, the likely Sentencing Guidelines range for the actual drug distribution will generally be very low, since the drug quantity involved will generally be in the range of a single dosage unit. To avoid this problem, the Sentencing Commission has established that the range be based not on the drug guidelines, see I fully recognize that the vast majority of crimes which could be charged under the Act are, and will continue to be, prosecuted by state and local prosecutors. Nonetheless, I want to make certain that our state and local law enforcement partners are aware of the statute and know that they can call upon you in those cases where there is an appropriate federal interest in prosecution. There are, of course, many factors that govern whether federal prosecution is warranted in a particular case. Ultimately, these decisions should be made as part of your overall collaborative planning with your state and local law enforcement partners, to make certain that limited law enforcement resources are most effectively targeted at priority criminal justice problems.

47. WVDCJS : Law Enforcement Training: Safe & Drug Free Communities. Utilize at least 10% of each year's funding to support law enforcement educationpartnerships. Support violence and drug abuse prevention programs for school http://www.wvdcjs.com/lawenforcement/safedrugfree.html

Welcome: General Info Statistical Reports Internet Resources Home Grant awards range from $10,000 to $25,000. Eligible applicants include public agencies, local units of government, and private non-profit corporations. Goals and objectives include: Support community-wide comprehensive drug and violence prevention programs. Provide technical assistance and funding to counties having the greatest need for drug and violence prevention programs based on an ongoing needs assessment. Utilize at least 10% of each year's funding to support law enforcement education partnerships. Support violence and drug abuse prevention programs for school dropouts and youth in detention. Support outreach activities to provide drug and violence prevention services in low-income communities. Support ongoing needs assessment and evaluation activities. Please contact Helena E. Lee at extension for additional information, or complete the form below. First Name: Last Name: Company Name: Telephone: Fax: Email Address: Message Type: Professional Personal How would you like to be contacted: Telephone Fax: Email Other: Would you like to be added to our email list?:

48. E-Grants Portal Directory Browse Mode Services, Regulation, Inspection, enforcement, Disaster prevention Civil Relief,Flood prevention and Control. Health Alcoholism, drug Abuse, and Mental Health http://fedcommons.sytel.com/portal/directory/dirbrowse.jsp?UserID=2

49. City Of Toronto, Drug Prevention Centre are available on GHB use among the Toronto general population, nor are there enforcementdata on City of Toronto, drug Abuse prevention Program provided http://www.city.toronto.on.ca/drugcentre/rgdu00/rgdu1.htm

Public Health Home A - Z Index FAX on Drugs Youth at Risk ... Emergency Services DRUG USE IN TORONTO - 2000 This is the 10th Anniversary edition of the Drug Use in Toronto Report. This report highlights many of the trends of the last decade, while at the same time featuring new and emerging issues in A Changing Landscape of Drug Use TABLE OF CONTENTS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS INTRODUCTION SUMMARY OF DATA SOURCES Download the free Adobe Acrobat Viewer program to view the following PDF files EXECUTIVE SUMMARY FINDINGS SPECIAL STUDIES DISCUSSION ... APPENDIX I All material appearing in this report is in the public domain and may be reproduced or copied without permission from the Research Group on Drug Use. Citation of the source is appreciated. 1999 Drug Use Report 1998 Drug Use Report 1997 Drug Use Report D ... rug Prevention Centre EXECUTIVE SUMMARY THE TORONTO DRUG SCENE, 1990-2000

50. City Of Toronto, Drug Prevention Centre City of Toronto, drug Abuse prevention Program provided summarizes information onillicit drug use in data from surveys, law enforcement, treatment facilities http://www.city.toronto.on.ca/drugcentre/rgdu99/rgdu1.htm

Public Health Home A - Z Index FAX on Drugs Youth at Risk ... Emergency Services DRUG USE IN TORONTO - 1999 TABLE OF CONTENTS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS INTRODUCTION DATA SOURCES ... Stimulants All material appearing in this report is in the public domain and may be reproduced or copied without permission from the Research Group on Drug Use. Citation of the source is appreciated. 1998 Drug Use Report 1997 Drug Use Report D rug Prevention Centre EXECUTIVE SUMMARY IN GENERAL One hundred-thirty-two individuals died from drug-related causes in Toronto in 1997. This compares to 96 drug-related deaths for 1996. A number of indicators regarding cocaine are high and have shown increases since our 1998 report. Discussions with treatment providers, outreach counselors, and users indicate the popularity of intravenous use of crack. The number of deaths associated with heroin use declined slightly, from 38 in 1996 to 36 in 1997. These numbers have decreased by 43% from the high of 67 deaths in 1994. The number of Toronto newborns diagnosed with conditions indicative of prenatal drug exposure remains at a relative high. The total of 81 babies so diagnosed is the 3rd highest total in the 13 years monitored.

51. Criminal Enforcement law, promote effective law enforcement and criminal justice, crime prevention, andprovide organized crime, largescale drug trafficking, political http://www.ago.state.ma.us/txt/cpdefault.htm

The Office of the Massachusetts Attorney General Criminal Enforcement Safe Neighborhood Initiative Jobs for Youth Safe Schools High Tech ... Press Releases The Attorney General's Criminal Bureau has four broad missions: investigate and prosecute violations of state criminal law, promote effective law enforcement and criminal justice, crime prevention, and provide assistance to crime victims. The Criminal Bureau's staff of experienced State Police detectives, investigators, and assistant attorneys general focus on investigating and prosecuting crimes that are not usually handled by the state's district attorneys. These crimes include organized crime, large-scale drug trafficking, political corruption and complex criminal conspiracies, crimes against the government, consumer fraud, economic crime, computer crime and environmental crime. The cases investigated and prosecuted by the Criminal Bureau are referred to it by crime victims and other citizens, police departments, government agencies and district attorneys offices. More than 1000 allegations of criminal conduct are referred to the Criminal Bureau each year. The Criminal Bureau promotes effective law enforcement through its Criminal Justice Policy Division. This division reviews crime data and trends, proposes legislation, participates in training programs for law enforcement officers and other criminal justice professionals, and maintains working relationships with many local, state and federal criminal justice agencies. Through these working relationships, Bureau members regularly convene or participate in multi-agency working groups dealing with criminal justice issues such as anti-terrorism planning, drug and alcohol abuse, sentencing reform, prisoner re-entry initiatives, domestic violence and child abuse.

52. 16.616 - Indian Country Alcohol And Drug Prevention 16.616 Indian Country Alcohol and drug prevention. of alcohol and crime preventionand intervention programs, including law enforcement. http://www.cfda.gov/public/viewprog.asp?progid=1556

53. Links - Drug Test Success information, treatment information, and more. drug Control, enforcement, and prevention,Top of Page. DEA The drug enforcement Administration's http://www.drugtestsuccess.com/links.htm

Links Links to Outside Sources Home Site Map Contact Us Privacy ... Links Quick-Jump Down Prescription and Over-The-Counter (OTC) Drug Information and General Medical Information Drug Treatment and Prevention, Drugs of Abuse Information, and Parent's Resources Drug Control, Enforcement, and Prevention Reports and Statistics Prescription and Over-The-Counter (OTC) Drug Information and Other General Medical Information Top of Page WebMD – Index covers a wide range of medical topics. Includes a searchable prescription and OTC drug index. Taber's Medical Encyclopedia – Over 56,000 medical terms defined. RxList Top 200 Prescribed Drugs for the Year 2000 Mayo Clinic HealthCentral.com Drug Treatment and Prevention, Drugs of Abuse Information, and Parent's Resources Top of Page NIDA SAMHSA text version is easier to browse. Addiction Services of Focus Healthcare The Recovery Directory Scripps Drug Rehabilitation NI-COR - Articles and Directories for: Addictions, Prevention, Recovery, Medical, Health and Wellness, Mental Health, Professionals, Education, Family, Spirituality, and Other Social Issues. Treatment Facility Locator Streetdrugs.org

54. Health, Education And Enforcement In Partnership - HEP News, Issue 1 Manchester drug prevention. The Manchester Police Force in the UK has anactive drugs prevention strategy. reducing supply through enforcement. http://www.ccsa.ca/HEP/HEPnew1e.htm

Home News Who is HEP? Activities ... Contact Us HEP News Issue #1, November 1998 A project of the national steering committee to promote information exchange among members of the national HEP network. Contributions from members are encouraged and can be sent to Colleen Anne Dell, Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse: FX: 613-235-8101 or EM: cdell@ccsa.ca Drug Harm Reduction education for police in Australia The National Centre for Education and Training in Addictions (NCETA) in collaboration with the Queensland Police Service and Edith Cowan University are developing a national strategic approach to education and training for police to promote best practice in alcohol-drug related harm reduction involving systematic international literature review on police drug education - an analysis of existing training programs, and determination of future training needs - and guidelines for evaluating police drug-education programs will be part of it providing direction and be based on consensus. Contact: National Centre for Education and Training on Addiction , Level 3B, Mark Oliphant Building, Science Park Adelaide, Bedford Park SA 5042 AUSTRALIA; Telephone: +61 8 8201 7535; Fax: +61 8 8201 7550; email

55. Arrestee Study Press Release support informed decisionmaking in the area of drug policy, and to assist policein the development of prevention and enforcement programs, practices http://www.ccsa.ca/Releases/asfrelease.htm

More than half of arrestees under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs, study finds FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Date: August, 2000 BACKGROUNDER FOLLOWS For more details: http://www.ccsa.ca/ OTTAWA – In a recent month-long study, conducted in 26 communities across Canada, police reported that more than half (53%) of the people arrested for criminal offences were under the influence of alcohol or illicit drugs, or both, at the time the crimes were committed. Using a two-page questionnaire called an Arrestee Study Form (ASF), arresting officers recorded their assessment of drug and alcohol involvement in 2,765 arrests made between May 1 and May 30, 2000. The ASF encompassed all criminal offences, such as homicide, assault, property crimes, drug trafficking and impaired driving, but excluded dated arrests or arrests on bench warrants where the arresting officer did know the circumstances surrounding the crime. The study was carried out jointly by the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police (CACP), the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) and the Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse (CCSA) as part of a larger effort aimed at estimating the extent to which alcohol, cocaine, cannabis and heroin contribute to various kinds of crime. The multi-faceted estimation project, believed to be the first of its kind in the world, is being funded by the Office of the Solicitor General, the RCMP, the CACP, Correctional Service Canada, the National Crime Prevention Centre, Health Canada and the United Nations.

56. Criminal Justice Program - Links Of Interest Information Center; Law enforcement Television Network; Blueprints for Violence prevention;Bureau of Information Center) / SchoolBased drug prevention Programs; http://www.dfwinfo.com/hs/criminal/links.html

Search D e partment of Community Services Criminal Justice Program Criminal Justice AND RELATED LINKS OF INTEREST Funding Information Financial Web Sites Office of the Governor, Criminal Justice Division (CJD) North Central Texas ... International Funding Information Center for Nonprofit Management (Dallas) Chronicle of Philanthropy Council on Foundations Federal Register The Foundation Center ... Funding Information Center (Ft. Worth) Grants and Contract Information (U.S. Dept. of Education) Grants Information Service (Dallas Public Library) The Grantsmanship Center Nonprofit Charitable Organization Information The Nonprofit Resource Center Texas Register ... Tucson Public Library (Pointers for Grantseekers) Tucson Public Library (Resources for Grantseekers) Financial Web Sites Education Department General Administrative Regulations (EDGAR) Office of Justice Programs Financial Guide OMB Circulars (Office of Management and Budget) Texas Administrative Code (TAC - for Criminal Justice Division Programs) Uniform Grant Management Standards (UGMS) Federal Mileage Reimbursement Rates Office of the Governor, Criminal Justice Division (CJD)

57. Hyperlinks Elks drug Awareness Program; Financial Crimes enforcement Network; US Coast Guard drug Interdiction; US Kentucky Crime prevention Coalition; California Attorney http://wscp.innw.com/links.html

National Crime Prevention Associations and Programs National Crime Prevention Council Crime Prevention Coalition of America IESNA Loss Prevention Resources ... US Customs Service State Crime Prevention Associations and Programs Alabama Crime Prevention Clearinghouse Arizona Crime Prevention Association Iowa Crime Prevention Association Kentucky Crime Prevention Coalition ... British Columbia Crime Prevention Associ International Associations and Programs International Association of Campus Law Enforcement International Society of Crime Prevention Practitioners - E-mail contact Bureau for International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs International CPTED Association Crime Prevention Web Sites In Washington State: City Sites: Anacortes Police Department Auburn Police Department Bainbridge Island Police Department Bellevue Police Department ... Camas Police Departme nt Chelan Police Department Cheney Police Department Clyde Hill Police Department Colfax Police Department ... Monroe Police Department Moses Lake Police Department Mount Lake Terrace Police Department Mukilteo Police Department Newcastle Police Department Newport Police Department ... Olympia Police Department Pacific Police Department

58. Attorney General Lockyer Appoints Paul Seave To Lead Crime And Violence Preventi regional forums in which law enforcement, child protection as US Attorney to crimeprevention and community fighting hate crimes and major drugrelated crimes. http://caag.state.ca.us/newsalerts/2001/01-002.htm

OFFICE OF THE AG PUBLICATIONS CONTACT US SEARCH ... LINKS TO STATE SITES Attorney General Lockyer Appoints Paul Seave to Lead Crime and Violence Prevention Center Veteran US Attorney Brings Crime-Prevention Experience and Commitment to New Job January 05, 2001 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (SACRAMENTO) – Attorney General Bill Lockyer today announced that he will appoint Paul Seave as Special Assistant Attorney General for Crime and Violence Prevention responsible for managing the Crime and Violence Prevention Center in the California Department of Justice. Seave will join the California Department of Justice next month after he steps down as United States Attorney for the Eastern District of California. Seave, an honors graduate of the University of Pennsylvania Law School, has served as a federal prosecutor for 16 years. "Paul Seave has been on the front lines prosecuting crime for nearly two decades and now will bring his extensive experience and knowledge to developing effective crime prevention and education strategies for law enforcement and the public in the state," Lockyer said. "With Paul on our team, we have the opportunity to push California further into the forefront in the crime prevention and education arena." Over the years, the Attorney General's Crime and Violence Prevention Center has been recognized as a valuable resource for state and local agencies working to prevent violence and protect communities from crime. Recent initiatives include an anti-drug abuse campaign focusing on methamphetamine and "Safe from the Start," a series of 10 regional forums in which law enforcement, child protection and other local agencies have been able to exchange best practices and new ideas for protecting children from violence and preventing crime.

59. USUN - Economic, Social And Development Affairs - Drug Abuse State drug enforcement Administration US Department of Justice. UN Officefor drug Control and Crime prevention (ODCCP). Steven http://www.un.int/usa/drugs.htm

ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND DEVELOPMENT AFFAIRS DRUG ABUSE CONTROL Narcotics Control - Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs [Department of State] International Narcotics Control Strategy Reports [Department of State] Drug Enforcement Administration [U.S. Department of Justice] UN Office for Drug Control and Crime Prevention (ODCCP) ... Statement by Ambassador King, United States Representative on the United Nations Economic and Social Council, on Agenda Item 3(a)(iii): "Violence, crime and the problem of illicit drugs and substance abuse as factors of social disintegration", to the 36th Session of the Commission for Social Development, February 18, 1998

60. VA DCJS - Crime Prevention & Law Enforcement prevention Law enforcement. To Commonwealth of Virginia Law enforcement Community.From Leonard Cooke, Director. Date June 18, 2002. Re US Attorney general http://info.dcjs.state.va.us/sections/memo.cfm?MemoID=27&code=2

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