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'!he United states has been plagued with the problem of illicit dnlg use for many years. Dl'.ug abuse has continued to increase and is prevalent am:mg all races and social classes of people. '!he question is what efforts have been or are being made in order to deter the influx of dnlgs into the country along with stopping the suppliers of these dnlgs and what has hindered the effectiveness of these efforts. '!he theory of deterrence was applied to this problem because the :rra:iel prest.nneS that the punishment of criminal acts could deter potential offerrlers by making the negative consequences of crime greater than the rewards. '!he theory also assumes that people act, behave, or respond only after careful and rational consideration of the consequences of their actions. '!he Dl'.ug Enforcement Administration provided the data for the research. Statistics revealed that during the years 1975 through 1986, the arrests of dnlg offerrlers steadily increased. '!he Thlta showed increased efforts in arrests; however, inconsistency was shown when it came to the conviction of the offerrler. Prison sentences were imposed in many cases, but showed no i.rrpact on deterring the dnlg offender. It was detenni.I}ed that if punishment was certain the deterrent effect should work.

Federal Narcotic Violators and the Dispositions Received Through the Courts with an Emphasis on Cocaine Offenders