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Moral crusade, business problem, or something else entirely?
There’s an interesting, though completely fatally flawed OpEd in the Detroit News by former federal prosecutor Mark Osler: Drug policy: Moral crusade or business problem? At the root of this failure is a simple error: We have treated narcotics as … Continue reading
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Thanks, Mark
I don’t usually post links to stories for which I am only able to read the teaser and the rest is behind a subscription paywall, but… I just couldn’t resist this opening, where Patrick Radden Keefe of the New Yorker … Continue reading
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