Final answer:
The statement is false; factors beyond the immediate effects of drugs influence the types of crimes committed, and programs to deter crime like Scared Straight have been shown to increase crime rates.
Step-by-step explanation:
The question asks whether, according to the arrestee drug abuse monitoring program (ADAM II), the effects of the drug dictate the crimes users commit in the case of violent and property arrestees. The statement presented for evaluation is false; it is not just the effects of the drug that dictate the types of crimes committed by drug users. While drugs can influence behavior, a multitude of factors contribute to criminal activities. Factors such as socioeconomic status, environmental influences, psychological condition, and existing criminal justice policies play a significant role. Programs like Scared Straight intended to deter criminal behavior have been shown to increase crime. Hence, the relationship between drug effects and crimes is not straightforward or exclusive.