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Table 1 Charges Leading to Reincarceration. Frequencies and proportions of severity of charges, types of crimes and demographic characteristics of 788 study participant who experienced reincarceration

From: Technical violations and infractions are drivers of disengagement from methadone treatment among people with opioid use disorder discharged from Connecticut jails 2014–2018

 

Overall

%(n)

Severity of charges

 

 Misdemeanor - no felony charges

26.9 (212)

 Violation/infraction only - No criminal charges

29.4 (232)

 Felony - no misdemeanor charges

6.5 (51)

 Combination of felony and misdemeanor charges

37.2 (293)

Property

40.5 (319)

Violent Offense

37.2 (293)

Flight/failure to appear

24.8 (195)

Part 1 crimes

21.2 (167)

Public Peace

23.1 (182)

Obstruction

12.8 (101)

Forgery/Fraud

15.7 (124)

Misc/other/weapons/violation order of protection

12.2 (96)

Type of drug crime

 

 None

77.7 (612)

 Possession only

15.5 (122)

 Trafficking only

5.5 (43)

 Trafficking and possession

1.4 (11)

Location

 

 New Haven

60.2 (474)

 Bridgeport

39.9 (314)

Race/Ethnicity

 

 White

62.1 (489)

 Black

12.2 (96)

 Hispanic

21.6 (170)

 Other

4.2 (33)

Age (years)

 

 23–29

7.9 (62)

 30–39

44.0 (347)

 40–49

26.8 (211)

 50+

21.3 (168)

Treated in jail

43.3 (341)

Resume Methadone in the Community

58.5 (461)

  1. Part 1 crimes consist of Murder, Assault, Rape and Arson