1964
DOI: 10.17730/humo.23.1.dj81823750261m60
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Questions Regarding American Indian Criminality

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“…Our respondents reported consequences of alcohol use that are less commonly assessed. These include arrest and imprisonment for alcohol-involved crimes (Feldstein, Venner, & May, 2006; May, 1975; Stewart, 1964) and subsequent loss of eligibility for Tribal employment, which to our knowledge has not been previously reported. As noted by the respondents, the consequences of alcohol-related convictions on an individual's employability can have ripple effects on their families and communities (Wildeman & Western, 2010) as well as on their own substance use (Popovici & French, 2013).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 63%
“…Our respondents reported consequences of alcohol use that are less commonly assessed. These include arrest and imprisonment for alcohol-involved crimes (Feldstein, Venner, & May, 2006; May, 1975; Stewart, 1964) and subsequent loss of eligibility for Tribal employment, which to our knowledge has not been previously reported. As noted by the respondents, the consequences of alcohol-related convictions on an individual's employability can have ripple effects on their families and communities (Wildeman & Western, 2010) as well as on their own substance use (Popovici & French, 2013).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 63%
“…Este énfasis en las propiedades funcionales de fumar está en el meollo de prácticamente cada intento psicológi-co serio para la comprensión del consumo de tabaco. Presumiblemente, la nicotina, el alquitrán o algún componente al fumar es tan gratificante que, a pesar de los bien (2) Stewart (1964) informa de que en los Estados Unidos, el alcohol está relacionado con los arrestos de indios trece veces más frecuentemente de lo que lo está con los arrestos de chinos y japoneses. Los indios tienen la tasa más alta de crímenes relacionados con el alcohol y los chinos y japoneses la más baja de entre todos los grupos identificados racialmente.…”
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“…In a review of the literature on alcohol policy in Indian Country, Berman (1999) cited many arguments against prohibition, including that it does not work and that drinkers will obtain alcohol off-reservation; that criminalization may encourage rapid binge drinking on-reservation and other problematic behaviors; and that criminalization contributes to a continued and harmful pathologization of drinking by American Indians. In addition, obliging drinkers to drink in off-reservation locations may expose them to increased risk for assault and reinforcement of negative stereotyping by non-Natives (May, 1975), as well as arrests and prosecution in non-Native courts (Stewart, 1964). In rural areas, risks associated with driving under the influence of alcohol remain a prime area of concern (May, 1992; Newman, 2012).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%