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Errata:
Switzerland
3/23/01
In our story last week on
moves within the Swiss government to decriminalize cannabis, we incorrectly
reported that Droleg, a Swiss drug reform organization, had sent an open
letter to the Swiss parliament (Bundestag). Droleg sent a letter to the
government, not parliament, and it was not an open letter. Also, we quoted
Droleg's Judith Law; her correct name is Judith Laws. Visit http://www.drcnet.org/wol/177.html#swissdecrim
to read the original article.
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Issue #178, 3/23/01
Mexico's President Fox Talks Legalization, Becomes Second Western Hemisphere Head of State to Break With Drug War Consensus | Sentencing Commission Sets Harsh New Ecstasy Penalties, Panel Ignores Scientific, Medical Testimony, Heeds Only Drug Warriors | Supreme Court Bars Drug-Testing of Expectant Mothers in South Carolina Case | See No Evil: New Jersey State Officials Sat on Racial Profiling Data for Years, Testimony at Hearings Contradicts Earlier Accounts, Points Finger at Verniero | New Mexico Post Mortem: Modest Reforms Enacted as Legislative Session Closes, Major Components of Johnson Package Await Another Time | DRCNet Interview: Dave Miller, Legislative Liaison for New Mexico Gov. Gary Johnson | Puerto Rico Update: Drug Czar Office Created, Collazo Bows Out, McCaffrey Signs on as Advisor | Australian Prime Ministers Ousts Reformers from Drug Panel, Shows "Zero Tolerance" for Contrary Opinions | Alert: Drop the Rock (New York State) | The Reformer's Calendar | Errata: Switzerland | Editorial: The Next Wave of the Drug Debate
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