; and (ii) the rates of such arrests on the State level, including the number of State prisoners so arrested, disaggregated by sex, age, race, and ethnicity. (B) The rates of arrests and citations on the Federal and State levels related to teenage use of marijuana. (C) The rates of arrests on the Federal and State levels for unlawful driving under the influence of a substance, and the rates of such arrests involving marijuana. (D) The rates of marijuana-related prosecutions, court filings, and imprisonments. (E) The total monetary amounts expended for marijuana-related enforcement, arrests, court filings and proceedings, and imprisonment before and after legalization, including Federal expenditures disaggregated according to whether the laws being enforced were Federal or State. (F) The total number and rate of defendants in Federal criminal prosecutions asserting as a defense that their conduct was in compliance with applicable State law legalizing marijuana usage, and the effects of such assertions. (5) Employment (A) The amount of jobs created in each State, differentiating between direct and indirect employment. (B) The amount of jobs expected to be created in the next 5 years, and in the next 10 years, as a result of the State’s marijuana industry. (c) Study timeframe The study pursuant to subsection (a)(1) shall consider the data collected and analyzed in connection with the items listed in subsection (b) in the respective States to the extent possible across the period— (1) beginning 5 years before the effective date of legalization of marijuana in the State; and (2) ending on a date determined by the National Academy of Sciences to allow collection and analysis of the most recent data available. (d) Report contents Reports pursuant to subsection (a)(2) shall— (1) address both State programs that have legalized marijuana for medicinal use and those that have legalized marijuana for adult non-medicinal use and to the extent practicable distinguish between such programs and their effects