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List of figures and tablesTable 1: SIEG grant totals ............................................................................................ 3Map 1: Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority-funded MEGs and drug taskforces, 2011 .................................................................................................. 4Figure 1: Arrest rates for Jackson, Union, and Williamson counties versus Illinois,2000-2009 ..................................................................................................... 6Figure 2: Drug arrests by type, SIEG counties, 2002-2011 ........................................... 7Figure 3: Drug arrests made in SIEG counties, SIEG versus non-SIEG agencies,2002-2011 ..................................................................................................... 8Figure 4: Drug arrests by SIEG, 2002-2011 .................................................................. 9Figure 5: Drug arrests by non-SIEG agencies in SIEG counties, 2002-2011 .............. 10Figure 6: Percent of SIEG arrests in SIEG counties by offense type, 2011 ................. 11Figure 7: Percent of SIEG arrests in SIEG counties by violation type, 2011 ............... 11Figure 8: Percent of non-SIEG arrests in SIEG countiesy by offense type, 2011 ........ 12Figure 9: Percent of non-SIEG arrests in SIEG counties by violation type, 2011 ........ 12Figure 10: Percent of SIEG versus non-SIEG misdemeanor arrests bydrug type, 2011 ........................................................................................... 13Figure 11: SIEG cannabis arrests by class, 2011 ........................................................ 14Figure 12: Number of SIEG versus non-SIEG cannabis arrests by class, 2011 .......... 15Figure 13: Number of SIEG arrests for possession and delivery,2002 versus 2011 ........................................................................................ 16Figure 14: SIEG cannabis arrests for possession and delivery, 2002-2011 ............... 17Table 2: Cannabis seized by SIEG, 2002-2011........................................................... 19Figure 15: SIEG controlled substance arrests by class, 2011 ..................................... 20Figure 16: Non-SIEG controlled substance arrests by class, 2011 ............................. 20
Figure 17: Percent of SIEG versus non-SIEG controlled substance arrests by class,2011 ............................................................................................................ 21Figure 18: SIEG controlled substance arrests for possession and delivery,2002-2011 ................................................................................................... 22Table 3: Cocaine seized by SIEG, 2002-2011............................................................. 23Figure 19: Total SIEG drug arrests and percentage of arrests resulting inprosecution, 2002-2011 ............................................................................... 25Figure 20: Sentences imposed on convicted SIEG offenders, 2002-2011 .................. 28Figure 21: Drug offenders as a percent of total IDOC commitments from Jackson,Union, and Williamson counties versus Illinois, 2009 .................................. 29Figure 22: Availability of drugs in Illinois, 2009 ............................................................ 32Figure 23: Price per gram in Illinois, 2009 ................................................................... 33
Page 3 and 4: Collaborating to fight drug crime:P
Page 5: Table of contentsIntroduction .....
Page 9 and 10: deaths reported in nine northern Il
Page 11 and 12: Map 1Illinois Criminal Justice Info
Page 13 and 14: Arrest rateDrug arrestsFrom 2000 to
Page 15: Number of arrestsUsing CHRI data, i
Page 18 and 19: In 2011, 30 percent of the drug arr
Page 20 and 21: Percent of arrestsIn 2011, SIEG mad
Page 22 and 23: Percent of arrestsFigure 12 shows t
Page 24 and 25: Number of arrestsDuring the period
Page 26 and 27: Cannabis seizuresThe quantity of ca
Page 28 and 29: Percent of arrestsFigure 17 shows t
Page 30 and 31: Cocaine seizuresBetween 2002 and 20
Page 32: Number of arrestsPercent prosecuted
Page 35 and 36: Number of sentences imposedAccordin
Page 37 and 38: Drug sentences to corrections by of
Page 39 and 40: Level of perceived availabliltyThe
Page 41 and 42: ConclusionIn 2010, SIEG consisted o
Page 43 and 44: ReferencesMoore, M. (1990). Supply
Page 45 and 46: Appendix B38
Page 47 and 48: Appendix D40

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