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Feature: Latest Teen Drug Use Numbers Out -- White House Claims Success, Critics Say Not So Fast
The latest annual Monitoring the Future survey of teen drug use was released Tuesday.
Free Speech: "Bong Hits 4 Jesus" Case Heading to Supreme Court Next Month, with Ken Starr Supporting One Side and SSDP Another
In a case that could determine whether high school students have the right to enunciate positions on drug policy that are at odds with school district anti-drug policies, the US Supreme Court will
Feature: Drug Policy Reform Group to Partner with State of New Mexico in Federally-Funded Meth Prevention Education Program
In a first for drug reform organizations, the Drug Policy Alliance (DPA) New Mexico office has been designated to create a statewide methamphe
Drug Survey: More Teens Smoke Marijuana Than Cigarettes--Prohibition Bars the Controls that Work for Tobacco, Reformers Argue
Posted in In the Trenches by Phillip Smith on Wed, 10/04/2006 - 8:01pmFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
OCTOBER 4, 2006
Drug Survey: More Teens Smoke Marijuana Than Cigarettes
Prohibition Bars the Controls that Work for Tobacco, Reformers Argue
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Feature: House Votes to Require School Districts to Allow Random, Warrantless Mass Search Policies
In a voice vote Tuesday night, the US House of Representatives voted to approve a measure that would force school districts across the country to adopt policies allowing teachers and school officia
Not Asking the Basic Questions
Posted in Prohibition in the Media by David Borden on Wed, 09/06/2006 - 9:16pmThe North Hunterdon district in Clinton Township in southern New Jersey is debating their substance abuse policy, according to the Courier News.
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