Southwestern Indiana 11-County Cross-Section

Marijuana Arrests
(1995 - 1997)

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Marijuana Arrests By County 1995 - 1997
  1995 1996 1997 1995 to 1997
NAME TL AQ RATE TL AQ RATE TL AQ RATE RANK CHANGE RANK
Daviess 44 1 154.4 55 1.2 191.7 65 1.2 225.7 25 46.20% 29
Dubois 65 1.1 168.8 54 0.9 139.3 53 0.9 136.2 76 -19.30% 81
Gibson 48 0.9 148 58 1 177.7 77 1.3 235 19 58.76% 16
Knox 69 1.3 170.7 72 1.3 177 91 1.3 222.8 27 30.52% 50
Martin 21 1.4 196.7 18 1.3 167.5 22 1.2 204 41 3.69% 72
Perry 26 0.8 135.7 26 0.8 134.8 24 0.6 123.9 81 -8.64% 78
Pike 18 1.1 141.3 21 1.2 163.8 25 1.2 194.2 44 37.46% 43
Posey 35 0.8 131.7 25 0.6 93.46 45 1.1 167.6 58 27.25% 53
Spencer 25 1.1 123 27 1.1 132 34 1.1 165.6 64 34.59% 48
Vanderburgh 99 0.3 58.6 73 0.2 42.93 76 0.2 44.52 90 -24.03% 86
Warrick 42 0.7 85.62 46 0.7 93.16 67 1 135.2 77 57.87% 18
Indiana 9,727 0.9 167.6 11,134 1 190.6 12,294 1 209.7 NA 25.08% NA
Notes:
NR: None Reported.
TL: Total Marijuana Arrests Reported.
AQ: Arrest Quotient. This indicator compares local marijuana arrests to national marijuana arrests in proportion to all arrests.
The AQ is produced through dividing the local percentage of marijuana arrests by the national percentage.  A value of 1.0 indicates
that local marijuana arrests are the same percentage of all arrests as they are nationally.  A value of 2.0 indicates that local marijuana
arrests are twice the percentage of local arrests as they are nationally.  AQ values less than 1.0 indicate that local marijuana arrests
are less of a percentage of all local arrests than the national standard.  A value of .5 indicates that local marijuana arrests.
are one half the percentage they represent of all national arrests.
RATE: Marijuana arrest rate per 100,000 population.
CHANGE: Percent change in arrest rate from 1995 to 1997.
Citation: Gettman, Jon B. (2000) "US Marijuana Arrests. Part One – County Level Data"
Washington, D.C.: National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws.
Original Data Source: Uniform Crime Reporting Program Data [United States]: County-Level Detailed
Arrest And Offense Data, [Computer files]. ICPSR ed. Ann Arbor, MI: Inter-university Consortium
for Political and Social Research [producer and distributor], 1999.
Web source:
http://norml.org/facts/arrestreport/

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