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Evidence-Based Dispositions for Drug Offenders Douglas B. Marlowe, J.D., Ph.D. Treatment Research Institute at the University of Pennsylvania Dispositions for Drug Offenders Psychosocial Functioning Pre-plea diversion (ARD) Drug Courts Disposition before judgment (Prop. 36) Incarceration Intermediate sanctions Prognostic Risks • Current age < 25 years • Delinquent onset < 16 years • Substance abuse onset < 14 years • Prior rehabilitation failures • History of violence • Antisocial Personality Disorder • Psychopathy • Familial history of crime or addiction • Criminal or substance abuse associations Criminogenic Needs Substance Dependence or Addiction Criminogenic Needs Substance Dependence or Addiction 1. 2. 3. Binge pattern Cravings or compulsions Withdrawal symptoms Criminogenic Needs Substance Dependence or Addiction 1. 2. 3. Binge pattern Cravings or compulsions Withdrawal symptoms } Abstinence is a distal goal Criminogenic Needs Substance Dependence or Addiction 1. 2. 3. Binge pattern Cravings or compulsions Withdrawal symptoms Substance Abuse } Abstinence is a distal goal Criminogenic Needs Substance Dependence or Addiction 1. 2. 3. Binge pattern Cravings or compulsions Withdrawal symptoms Substance Abuse } } Abstinence is a distal goal Abstinence is a proximal goal Criminogenic Needs Substance Dependence or Addiction 1. 2. 3. Binge pattern Cravings or compulsions Withdrawal symptoms Substance Abuse } } Abstinence is a distal goal Abstinence is a proximal goal Collateral needs – – – Dual diagnosis Chronic medical condition (e.g., HIV+, HCV, diabetes) Homelessness, chronic unemployment Criminogenic Needs Substance Dependence or Addiction 1. 2. 3. Binge pattern Cravings or compulsions Withdrawal symptoms Substance Abuse Collateral needs – – – } } } Abstinence is a distal goal Abstinence is a proximal goal Regimen compliance is proximal Dual diagnosis Chronic medical condition (e.g., HIV+, HCV, diabetes) Homelessness, chronic unemployment Risk & Needs Matrix High Risk High Needs Low Needs Low Risk Risk & Needs Matrix High Risk High Needs Low Needs Accountability, Treatment & Habilitation Low Risk Risk & Needs Matrix High Needs Low Needs High Risk Low Risk Accountability, Treatment & Habilitation Treatment & Habilitation Risk & Needs Matrix High Risk Low Risk High Needs Accountability, Treatment & Habilitation Treatment & Habilitation Low Needs Accountability & Habilitation Risk & Needs Matrix High Risk Low Risk High Needs Accountability, Treatment & Habilitation Treatment & Habilitation Low Needs Accountability & Habilitation Prevention Practice Implications High Risk High Needs Low Needs Low Risk Noncompliance hearings Status hearings Treatment & habilitation Treatment & habilitation Compliance is proximal Treatment is proximal Restrictive consequences Positive reinforcement Positive reinforcement Agonist medication Agonist medication v.o.p. / status calendar Abstinence is proximal Secondary prevention Psychosocial habilitation Abstinence is proximal Restrictive consequences No AA or MET No AA or MET Individual counseling or stratified groups Antagonist medication Dispositions for Drug Offenders Risk of Dangerousness High risk High needs Low risk Low needs Low risk High needs Pre-plea diversion (ARD) High risk Low needs Drug Courts Disposition before judgment (Prop. 36) Incarceration Intermediate sanctions