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The Intoxication Penalty: Substance Use, Crime Victimisation, and Barriers to Reporting in Australia
People who use alcohol and other drugs (AOD) experience crime at disproportionately high rates, yet their engagement with the justice system and the barriers they face remain poorly understood. This study examined AOD use, experiences of crime as a victim-survivor, and justice system engagement amon
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