Substance Use And The Criminal Justice System Jeopardy Template

History of Substance Use and the Criminal Justice System	Epidemiology	Special Populations, Causes and Consequences	Treatment and Interventions	Policy and Local Issues
100 Five times Since the beginning of the “War on Drugs”, how many times more are African Americans arrested for drug offenses than white offenders?	100 72% In 2014, what percentage of individuals in jail that had a serious mental illness also had a co-occurring substance use disorder?	100 Depression What is the most common co-occuring mental disorder affecting 21% of state and federal prisoners?	100 The Judge Who makes the final decision of whether a veteran is suitable for Veterans Treatment Court?	100 Carfentanil The Massachusetts criminal justice reform bill would create a mandatory minimum sentence of 3.5 to 20 years for trafficking what substance?
200 51 Billion dollars According to the Drug Policy Alliance, how much does the U.S. government spend on the “War on Drugs” each year?	200 68% In 2014, what percentage of jail inmates had a diagnosable substance use disorder?	200 False: it is significantly more likely for incarcerated women than incarcerated men. True or false: Incarcerated men in treatment are significantly more likely than incarcerated women to have severe substance abuse histories, co-occurring mental disorders, and high rates of past treatment for both.	200 24 months What is the maximum amount of time for treatment in the Mass Drug Court?	200 Section 35 What section of the Massachusetts General Law allows a relative, guardian, police officer, physician or court official to involuntarily commit someone to SUD treatment?
300 “The Fair Sentencing Act” What legislation did Barack Obama sign in 2010 to lessen the 100 to 1 gap in drug sentences for crack cocaine and cocaine?	300 Illicit drugs are implicated in three-fourths of incarcerations. According to the ADAM II study, how often are illicit drugs implicated in incarcerations of state and federal male prisoners?	300 Lower rates of employment after incarceration, lower rates of high school and college completion, higher rates of recidivism, and higher rates of developing a substance use disorder. Name 3 social consequences of incarceration and substance use.	300 $5,000,000 What is the annual budget of the Massachusetts Alcohol and Substance Abuse Center in Plymouth?	300 Sen. Brownsberger, Sen. Creem, Sen. Tarr, Rep. Cronin, Rep. Mariano, Rep. Harrington Name 1 legislator on the conference committee for the MA criminal justice reform bill

Substance Use and the Criminal Justice System

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