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--~ ~-....---rSourcebook of Criminal Justice Statistics 1983Table 6.36 Drinking habits of State prison inmatesjust prior to current offense, by selectedcharacteristics, United States, 1979N::>TE: See N::>TE, Table 6.34. The totals for alcoholicbeverage and drinking setting exceed the number ofinmates drinking just prior to the offense because onindividual could have drunk more than one type ofbeverage and been in more than one setting; rate ofnon-response for the variables shown did not exceed0.3 percent.CharacteristicTotal!-burs spent drinkins:• Less than II to 23 to 45 to 89 or moreNot availableAlcoholic beverage:BeerWineLiquorOther alcoholDrinking setting:I-bmeFriend's homeBarCarRestaurantStreetWorkplaceElsewhereCurrent offensel aViolent!-bmlcldeAssaultRopeRobberyOther violentPropertyBurglaryForgery or fraudLarcenyOther pr~partyDrugsPublic orderNumber129,44412,15032,19225,54729,55027,3302,67585,73526,18173,6791,41537,31035,87551,20736,8892,56621,113o2978,90524,39910,0999,41930,8174,17139,77424,8593,6785,1236,1145,2445, ISOParcen}light Veryto heavy ~3892623419II5236352318313132283230o\040443835403732294139325445628386681894864657782696968726870o10060566265606368715961684655aOffense for which an Inmate was Incarcerated.Source: U.S. Department of Justice, Bureau ofJustice Statistics, Prisoners and Alcohol, BulletinNCJ-!!6223 (Washington, D.C.: U.S. Deportment ofJustice, January 1983), p. 3, Table 4.\!Persons U,der Correctional SupervisionTable 6.37 State prison inmates who drank during the year prior to I!'Jrrent offense,by participation In alcohol treatment program and drinking habits, U,lted States,1979N::>TE: See N::>TE, Table 6.34. N.Jmerlcal totals include an Insignificant proportion (not morethan I percent) for which data were not available. Percents moy not add to totals due torounding.CharacteristicTotal drinkersFrequency of drinking:TotalEvery dayNearly every day3 or 4 days a weekI or 2 days a week3 or 4 days a monthAbout once a monthLess than once a monthTypical amount of alcoholconsumed year priorto current offense:TotalVery heavy (4 or moreoz. of ethanol)Light to heavy (lessthan 4 oz. of ethanol)Amount of alcohol consumedjust prior to offense:TotalVery heavy (4 or moreoz. of ethano/)Light to heavy (lessthan 4 oz. of ethanol)Not drinking thenTypical degree ofdrunkenness year priorto current offense:TotalVery drunkPretty loadedFeeling goodRelatively soberDegree of drunkennessjust prio' to offense:TotalVery drunkPretty loadedFeeling goodRelativeiy soberNot drinking thenTotal224,789224,71l989,80114,35726,88659,88412,2348,56012,186224,7!!999,570124,404224,78979,80449,63994,314224,78943,98641,13587,88650,708224,78945,51831,23531,70220,43394,314(Percent)In program attime of offenseYes6,1181006388162I210075251006417191004125278100441413919216,910iOO3961227646100445610035224310019184023100201414943Programs everenrolled InTwo orOne moreNone program programs180,690100366122964610039611003023471001617412510016131494733,OGI100567II193221006733100572122100322532II1003520159229,983Source: U.S. Deportment of Just/ce, BUl'eau of Justice Statistics, Prisoners andtlS31ol, Bulletin NCJ-86223 (Washington, D.C.: U.S. Deportment of Justice, January9 ,p. 4.100688810223100802010068181410040252881004316161014582~:IiItrlI'~11~1\\,IIIIIIdr!II111111Ii r583