21 USC 856

Executive Summary:

Colorado Department of Corrections knowingly violated its own MAT policy from 2022 through 2024, enabling inmates to easily divert CDOC normalization reduced the burden of under-staffing by ignoring diversion controls & eliminating MAT monitoring

2019: MAT begins at Colorado DOC The 2019 CDOC MAT policy included two minutes of monitoring

2019-2022: Amid staffing shortages & increasing MAT participation, MAT monitoring became an operational barrier

2022: Colorado DOC began normalization at Sterling Correctional Facility, eliminating the MAT monitoring required by policy Informed by Normalization research, this pilot tested MAT policy variance

By 2023, three CDOC facilities were piloting Suboxone normalization.

2024: drug-related incidents spiked August 2024: the new 2024 MAT policy eliminated MAT monitoring, ending the pilots

2026: drug-related incidents remain elevated and CDOC staffing remains a crisis

Normally, prison staff are not permitted to support the black market

What could be said of a prison which juices sub rosa narcotic trade?

>Narratives/CDOC Timeline

>Narratives/Cross-coverage

>Narratives/Diversion

>Wardens Meeting Minutes

>Dynamic Security

>MAT Normalization

>Rhode Island

>Vermont

>California

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