Many attempts have sought to document, understand, and intervene in what is often called the juvenile drug-crime cycle. Although these attempts have usually promised much, their results are often unknown or not documented with methodologically rigorous scientific research. Breaking the Cycle of Drug Use Among Juvenile Offenders, a literature-review-based report, summarizes existing knowledge about programmatic attempts to intervene in the juvenile drug-crime cycle and, based on that review, proposes intervention models having the greatest likelihood of successfully addressing the cycle.