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Beyond
Prohibition:
Cato
Institute
Conference
to
Feature
New
Mexico
Governor
8/13/99
The Cato Institute will host
a one-day conference, "Beyond Prohibition: An Adult Approach to Drug Policies
in the 21st Century," October 5 in Washington, DC. "Beyond Prohibition"
will feature New Mexico governor Gary Johnson, who has recently begun a
discussion of decriminalization and legalization, as well as Ethan Nadelmann
of the Lindesmith Center, Joseph McNamara, former police chief of San Jose
and fellow at the Hoover Institution, professor Steven Duke of Yale Law
School, a debate between former California attorney general Daniel Lungren
and George Mason University law professor Daniel Polsby, former DEA agent
Mike Levine and others. Visit http://www.cato.org/events/drugwar/
for information or to register, or contact Addison Wiggin, Cato Institute,
1000 Massachusetts Ave. NW, Washington, DC 20001, (202) 789-5248.
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Issue #103, 8/13/99
Medical Marijuana Under Siege, Making Slow Progress | Baltimore Study Finds Needle Exchange Effective | Interview: Dr. Joel Brown on the Status of Drug Education in the United States | Members of California Congressional Delegation Urge Governor to Sign Needle Exchange Bill | Beyond Prohibition: Cato Institute Conference to Feature New Mexico Governor | Methamphetamine Bill Contains Anti-Free-Speech Legislation | Newsbriefs | Job Opportunities | Editorial: Killing the Bad Guys
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