In the Austrian prison Graz, a randomized group of 64 prisoners (12.5% out of 512 total) was selected to investigate patterns of drug abuse. From this group. 60 consented to drug-screening in urine. While opiates, cocaine, alcohol and amphetamines screened negative, cannabis (in 8.4%) and benzodiazepines (in 20%) had positive results.

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