CAP is a five-year intensive probation program for alcohol offenders, which includes the ingestion of antabuse. Two samples were used: (1) those included in a two-year follow-up evaluation of CAP published previously in this Journal (N=70); and (2) an independently derived sample of approximately equal size (N=66). For both samples, high rearrest rates were documented during participants' original five-year probationary period -- 66 percent after two years and 80 percent after five years (N=136). The recidivism rate for drunken driving was 40 percent after five years (N=100). In toto, post-program recidivists averaged more than five rearrests apiece. Offenses are scaled according to the National Survey of Crime Severity. 4 tables, 7 references. (Author abstract)