Addiction Medicine
Studies from North Dakota State University in the area of addiction medicine published
Published in Mental Health Law Weekly, November 17th, 2007
According to a study from the United States, "The present study employed municipal alcohol-related arrest reports to determine if being arrested/cited reduced the probability of academic retention Alcohol-related legal infraction data implicating 1,3 10 college students was gathered during a 4-year period. First- through third-year students were identified in the database by cross-checking names in the campus directory."
"A random sample of nonarrested students functioned as the comparison group (n = 856). Students not appearing in the directory the following year were defined as nonretained students Retention was not affected by the experience of one alcohol-related...
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