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CJ-DATS II

CJ-DATS II is a 5-year national initiative by the NIDA designed to fund research on drug treatment services delivery in the criminal justice settings. Researchers from 11 academic research centers and NIDA are working together with federal, state, and local criminal justice partners to develop and implement system-level models in three areas: assessment and case planning, HIV continuum services, and Medication-assisted treatment. Research undertaken in CJ-DATS II will provide useful knowledge about organizational processes, including processes leading to organizational change, that are involved in the successful integration public health and public safety approaches for criminal justice population.

Who is involved in CJ-DATS II?

Research Center	Criminal Justice Partner
Arizona State University.............................................................................	Maricopa County Adult Probation
Brown University, University of Rhode Island &.......................................... University of Puerto Rico, Medical Sciences Campus	Rhode Island Department of Corrections, Department of Correction and Rehabilitation Correctional Health Services
Friends Research......................................................................................	Maryland Dept. of Public Safety & Correctional Services
Temple University......................................................................................	Pennsylvania Department of Corrections
Texas Christian University..........................................................................	Illinois Department of Corrections
University of California, Los Angeles..........................................................	Washington State Department of Corrections
University of Connecticut...........................................................................	Connecticut Department of Correction
University of Delaware...............................................................................	New Jersey Department of Corrections
University of Kentucky................................................................................	Kentucky Department of Corrections
National Development & Research Institutes.............................................	Colorado Department of Corrections