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Issue #439
-- 6/9/06
Feature:
ACLU
Files
Suit
to
Block
Alaska
Marijuana
Recriminalization,
State
Says
It
Will
Wait
on
Litigation's
Results
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Feature:
Turning
the
Corner
in
Baltimore
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DRCNet
Book
Review:
"Burning
Rainbow
Farm:
How
a
Stoner
Utopia
Went
Up
in
Smoke,"
by
Dean
Kuipers
(2006,
Bloomsbury
Press,
$24.95
HB)
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Book
Offer:
Burning
Rainbow
Farm:
How
a
Stoner
Utopia
Went
up
in
Smoke
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Alert:
Still
Time
to
Lobby
Congress
on
Colombia
Vote
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Alert:
Important
Medical
Marijuana
Vote
Coming
Up
in
Congress
--
Your
Help
Needed
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Law
Enforcement:
This
Week's
Corrupt
Cops
Stories
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Europe:
British
Home
Office
Proposes
Tough
Presumed
Drug
Dealing
Thresholds
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Europe:
Swiss
Harm
Reduction
Policy
for
Heroin
Results
in
Less
Problematic
Heroin
Use
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Sentencing:
US
Conference
of
Mayors
Comes
Out
Against
Mandatory
Minimum
Drug
Sentences
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Methamphetamine:
Number
in
Treatment
Skyrockets
in
Last
Decade,
But
Much
of
Increase
Linked
to
Criminal
Justice
System
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Methamphetamine:
Illinois
Governor
Signs
Meth
Bills,
Will
Increase
Penalties,
Create
Meth
Maker
Registry
|
Elections:
Alabama's
Nall
to
Continue
With
Write-In
Campaign
After
Falling
Short
on
Signature
Drive
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Web
Scan:
Dueling
Vigils
for
Lost
Promise,
Things
About
Drugs
Top
Ten
List,
Pain
Articles
in
Reason
and
Medical
Economics,
Drug
Czar's
Meth
Mispronouncement
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Week
in
History
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Reformer's
Calendar
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