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Quote
of
the
Week:
Former
Seattle
Police
Chief
Norm
Stamper
on
Legalization
of
All
Drugs
10/21/05
https://stopthedrugwar.org/chronicle-old/408/quoteoftheweek.shtml
Former Seattle police chief
Norm Stamper in Sunday's LA Times:
"...I don't favor
decriminalization. I favor legalization, and not just of pot but
of all drugs, including heroin, cocaine, meth, psychotropics, mushrooms
and LSD."
Read DRCNet's interview
with Stamper, where he explains how his views have evolved since publication
of his book to embrace outright legalization. Make a donation to DRCNet and order your copy of Stamper's book, Breaking Rank, today!
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Week:
Former
Seattle
Police
Chief
Norm
Stamper
on
Legalization
of
All
Drugs
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