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Some very light reading
Here’s a six-page paper called Drug Legalisation: An Evaluation of the Impacts on Global Society. Position Statement It’s been put together by: Drug Prevention Network of the Americas (DPNA) Institute on Global Drug Policy International Scientific and Medical Forum on … Continue reading
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Supreme Court kind of thinks some 4th Amendment protection may be OK
An important decision by the Supremes today in United States v. Jones. Lyle Denniston at ScotusBlog has the details: The Court flatly rejected the government’s argument that it was simply not a search, in the constitutional sense, to physically — … Continue reading
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Ketamine increases neuroplasticity in female mice but not in males: 31-Jul-2026 –Doctors use ketamine on patients as general anesthesia before…