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Issue #388
-- 5/27/05
Editorial:
Reasonable
Standards
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Feature:
Federal
Bill
to
Rein
in
Anti-Drug
Task
Forces
Introduced
in
Response
to
Tulia
Scandal
|
"Drug
Tourists"
Provoke
Competing
Cries
for
Regulation,
Repression
in
Holland
|
Chances
of
Medical
Marijuana
Passage
in
Statehouses
Now
Focused
on
Northeast
|
Announcement:
DRCNet/Perry
Fund
Event
to
Feature
US
Rep.
Jim
McDermott,
June
1
in
Seattle
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Weekly:
This
Week's
Corrupt
Cops
Stories
|
Marijuana:
Maine
Governor
Wants
to
Increase
Fines
to
Pay
for
Narcs
|
Congress:
House
Bill
Would
Let
"Victims"
Sue
Drug
Dealers,
But
Only
if
They
Snitch
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Southwest
Asia:
Azerbaijan,
US
Sign
Anti-Drug
Agreement
Despite
Human
Rights
Abuses
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Europe:
Swiss
Panel
Says
New
Drug
Policy
Should
Include
Alcohol,
Tobacco,
Opt
for
Pragmatism
|
Asia:
Thai
Drug
War
Now
Targets
Cocaine
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Update:
Schapelle
Corby
Sentenced
to
20
Years
|
Weekly:
This
Week
in
History
|
Job
Listing:
Outreach
Coordinator,
Coalition
for
Higher
Education
Act
Reform
(DRCNet)
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Weekly:
The
Reformer's
Calendar
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