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Narcotics Crime

In accordance with the anti-narcotics strategy of the Finnish police, the narcotics crime research team carries out scientific research focusing on narcotics crime and prevention of this type of crime.

The work covers all stages of intoxicant use and criminal careers.  

The aim is to have a broader strategic understanding of the narcotics crime situation and to produce practical information for crime prevention and the prevention of substance abuse.

The research team is headed by Tomi Lintonen (PhD).

The research projects in progress

» Drug Use among Prisoners 
» Drug-related Adverse Consequences in Adolescence 
» Driving under the Influence of Drugs
» Drug Crime Futures 2020
» Decision-making in Drug-related Crime

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