Errata:
Drugged
Driving
4/21/06
https://stopthedrugwar.org/chronicle-old/432/errata.shtml
Last week, the Drug War Chronicle
wrote about a Canadian researcher's "metanalysis" of the impact of marijuana
on driving ability. There was nothing wrong with the researcher's
analysis or the piece itself -- except that it was based on a six-year-old
University of Toronto press release that somehow made it's way into the
editor's mailbox via a Google news search and which we erroneously ran
as a new story. We apologize for the error, and to make up for it,
we present an article this week surveying the
current state of the research on marijuana and driving.
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Issue #432
-- 4/21/06
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Leans
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Errata:
Drugged
Driving
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Drugged
Driving:
The
State
of
the
Research
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