. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Dec 14.

Published in final edited form as: Fem Criminol. 2011 Nov 16;7(1):48–69. doi: 10.1177/1557085111420556

Table 2.

Ordinary Least Square Regression Models Predicting Length of Imprisonment for Females Convicted for Methamphetamine in the Federal System, 1996 (N = 228) and 2006 (N = 704)

	1996		2006
	B	SE	B	SE
Prior history points	.085	7.16	.093	20.73
Acceptance (1 = applied)	−.189^*	25.58	−.192^***	97.53
Role adjust (1 = applied)	.017	19.36	−.050	58.54
Mandatory minimum (1 = yes)	.218^*	21.92	.068	64.01
Drug amount	.015	0.009	−.009	0.024
Drug trafficking	.050	30.49	.027	133.65
Type meth (0 = mix, 1 = pure)	−.039	19.43	−.066	53.56
Downward departure (1 = yes)	−.141	17.75	−.054	54.01
Hispanic (1 = yes)	.024	23.67	.134^*	58.85
High school graduate	−.043	18.71	.068	55.57
Age	−.035	1.12	.061	2.67
Intercept	93.5		115.59
Model ANOVA (df)	2.00 (11)^*		2.89 (11)^***
Adjusted R²	.063		.051

Note: Unstandarized coefficients are available on request to the authors.

p < .05.

^**

p < .01.

^***

p < .001.