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Antonio Maria Costa
I’ve been doing a little more thinking about one of the Thursday keynote speakers at the Drug Policy Alliance’s 2007 International Drug Policy Reform Conference — UNODC’s Antonio Maria Costa. I find myself wondering what I would say if I … Continue reading
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How political decisions are made
This is such an amazingly spot-on description of how politicians make decisions related to the drug war… Federal Justice Minister Rob Nicholson is pressing ahead with plans to create mandatory minimum prison terms for drug crimes in spite of two … Continue reading
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How America Lost the War on Drugs
Ben Wallace-Wells’ extensive article in Rolling Stone chronicles a litany of failures in the modern age of the war on drugs — failures of politics, judgement, and personality. While I’m not sure I agree with all of Wallace-Wells’ assumptions (such … Continue reading
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Drug Task Forces – mercenaries paid through looting
It’s the same old story, but still a very telling article in Indiana: Drug task force faces audit critical. The Muncie-Delaware County Drug Task Force is playing a game of keep away that uses money instead of a ball, and … Continue reading
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Drug Czar Toppled By Drug Bolsheviks
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DEA gets court approval to continue intimidating farmers
Link Two North Dakota farmers, who filed a federal lawsuit in June to end the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration’s (DEA) ban on commercial hemp farming in the United States, had their case dismissed by federal Judge Daniel Hovland yesterday. In … Continue reading
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2007 International Drug Policy Reform Conference
I’m really looking forward to the conference next week. Starting to plan out the workshops I want to attend and blog about (a couple of them, unfortunately, are at the same time as the one I’m co-presenting with David Guard). … Continue reading
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Hackery, part two.
Yesterday, Allan noted that a letter of his had been commented on by Drug Watch International. That threw me. The name Drug Watch International had a slightly familiar ring, but I couldn’t place it and knew nothing about it. That … Continue reading
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Hackery, part one
Rob at To the People notes that the Drug Czar’s blog is really stretching for material with this post touting that “Next week’s Time magazine highlights the latest evidence of marijuana’s harm as part of their “Year in Medicine” news … Continue reading
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