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Daily Archives: September 20, 2004
A must read
Radley Balko’s powerful post reminding us of Robert Scheer’s prescient pre-911 article on the drug war, Afghanistan, and terrorism.
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No practicable level of drug law enforcement can raise the prices of mass-market drugs
Mark Kleiman reports on a seminar he attended on drug abuse control policy with this amazingly important post: As part of my preparation, I had Kenna Ackley, my research assistant, pull together some numbers. Between 1980 and 2004, the number … Continue reading
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