Health
Emergency
1999
1/15/99
One of the public health consequences of prohibition is the spread of HIV through sharing of syringes. Read the latest information on the epidemic of injection-related AIDS, with a focus on the disproportionate impact of the problem on the African American and Latino communities, in the Health Emergency 1999 report from the Dogwood Center, online at http://www.drcnet.org/healthemergency/.
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Issue #74, 1/15/99
10th Circuit Overturns Singleton Ruling: Feds May Trade Leniency for Testimony | SNITCH | Voice of the Prisoner | Forfeiture Scandal in Missouri | Report: Prohibition and Public Health | Health Emergency 1999 | City of Oakland Files States' Rights Brief in Defense of Cannabis Co-op | Peyote Foundation Tests Patience of Local Law Enforcement, May Test Arizona Religious Freedom Law | Editorial: Buying Testimony, Perverting Justice
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