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Daily Archives: February 13, 2011
Smart on Crime
The Smart on Crime Coalition “is comprised of more than 40 organizations and individuals, who participated in developing policy recommendations across 16 broad issue areas. These organizations and individuals represent the leading voices in criminal justice policy.” Well, this group … Continue reading
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Gary Johnson at CPAC
Gary Johnson is one of the brightest possibilities in the Republican Presidential prospects regarding drug policy reform, and he’s not afraid to talk about it. He hit it pretty hard in his speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference. Starting … Continue reading
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Open Thread
The Disastrous War on Drugs Turns 40: How Do We Stop the Madness? by Ethan Nadelmann. What better way to mark the 40th anniversary of the war on drugs than by breaking the taboos that have precluded frank assessment of … Continue reading
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