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War on Drugs Worth It? Maybe Not, FBI Suggests

Posted on September 16, 2009 by Marc

Many law enforcement officers now say the drug interdiction effort is costly and unsuccessful. The bulk of drug arrests in 2008 were for simple possession, almost half for marijuana

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Tagged Drug Enforcement Administration, Drug Policy Reform, FBI, Gil Kerlikowske, Gregory D. Lee, Jack Cole, LEAP, Marijuana Laws, Norm Stamper, Patrik Jonsson, Sen. Jim Webb, Tom Angell | Leave a comment

FBI Figures: One Drug Bust In US Every 18 Seconds

Posted on September 16, 2009 by Marc

According to the newly released Federal Bureau of Investigation Uniform Crime Report for 2008 every 18 seconds someone is arrested and charged with violating drug laws.

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Posted in Connections | Tagged Allen St. Pierre, Bill Clinton, Drug Policy Reform, FBI, George W. Bush, Jack Cole, Jacob Sullum, LEAP, Marijuana Laws, Minorities, National Drug Control Policy, NORML, Policy, Stephen C. Webster, Uniform Crime Report 2008 | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Jack Cole

War on Drugs Worth It? Maybe Not, FBI Suggests

FBI Figures: One Drug Bust In US Every 18 Seconds

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