Inmates with prior convictions are significantly more likely than first-time offenders to be regular drug users.

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Studies have shown that inmates with prior convictions are more likely to have a history of drug use and addiction, increasing their likelihood of continued drug use while incarcerated. This is often attributed to the prevalence of drug use in the criminal underworld and the cycle of addiction and criminality.

Inmates with Prior Convictions Are Significantly More Likely Than First-Time