Research Report Comprehensive Opioid Abuse Program Assessment
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Examining the Scope and the Impact of America's Opioid Crisis
Nancy G. La Vigne, Janeen Buck Willison, Marina Duane, Cameron Okeke, Azhar Gulaid, Lisa Clemans-Cope, Will Engelhardt
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Criminal justice system actors—from first responders to caseworkers and health care providers in correctional settings, to drug court judges and narcotics agents—are on the front lines of the opioid crisis in the United States. To inform their efforts, this report summarizes the nature, scope, and impact of opioid use disorder and its illegal distribution in the context of the criminal justice system and the epidemic’s impact on health, well-being, communities, and the criminal justice system.The report also describes criminal justice (and justice-related) responses to the crisis including the US Department of Justice’s Comprehensive Opioid Abuse Program and other efforts focused on the opioid crisis.

Research and Evidence Justice and Safety Health Policy Family and Financial Well-Being Tax and Income Supports Equity and Community Impact
Expertise Families Health Care Coverage, Costs, and Access Reproductive and Maternal Health Justice Systems Data and Analytics Courts, Corrections, and Reentry
Tags Economic well-being Corrections Courts and sentencing Racial and ethnic disparities Crime and justice analytics Children's health and development Community-based care Public health Racial inequities in health Substance use Behavioral health Victim safety and justice