Mandatory Minimums Panel at Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Conference
Thursday, Sept. 7: Congressional Black Caucus panel on mandatory sentences Blog Not Asking the Basic QuestionsThe North Hunterdon district in Clinton Township in southern New Jersey is debating their substance abuse policy, according to the Courier News.
Blog book review of "Psychedelic Horizons"This book review was originally posted in the Speakeasy Reader Blogs, http://stopthedrugwar.org/speakeasy/reader. With thanks to Tripzine 'Psychedelic Horizons', by Tom Roberts Blog Canadian Federal Government Demands More Research on Safe Injection Site, But Won't Pay For ItThe Canadian federal government -- relatively hostile to harm reduction measures like safe injection sites since the Conservative Party took power in the last elections -- will not fund further research for Vancouver's InSite safe injection site, Health Ministry spokesman Eric Waddell told the Drug War Chronicle this afternoon. That was news to the site's operator, the Vancouver Coastal Health Authority, whose spokesperson Viviana Zonacco said she had not been informed of that aspect of the ministry's decision. Blog Home Town BustHuron, South Dakota, is nothing special. It's a town of about 12,000 people on the plains of Eastern South Dakota. The biggest employers are the meat packing houses, the railroad, and the hospital. It's nothing special, but it's my home town--as much as anyplace is. I grew up there, I have family there, I own property nearby. I don't spend a lot of time there, bu it's where I register to vote and where I register my vehicle. It's where I was sent to prison for nearly three years over a quarter-pound of marijuana. It holds a special place in my heart. Blog DEA Issues Policy Statements on Pain Management, Prescribing PracticesHere are the links to the two DEA policy statements. I tried pasting them into this blog, but that crashed it. Sorry about that. http://a257.g.akamaitech.net/7/257/2422/01jan20061800/edocket.access.gpo.gov/2006/pdf/E6-14517.pdf Latest News
Blog Going All the Way for LegalizationMany reformers are comfortable to say that they want to end drug prohibition. Why, then, are many major players in drug policy reform eager to avoid the big L word? Apprehension about legalization may be due in large part to the absence of a vision of our world without the drug war. But leaders and grassroots advocates can no longer blame this lack of vision on a scarcity of professional research and effective pro-legalization public outreach. There are great resources available to reformers today that will enable our movement to advance legalization and finally answer the great question: âand replace drug prohibition with what?â In The Trenches Latest from Drug Truth RadioDrug Truth Network Update: Cultural Baggage + Century of Lies + 4:20 Drug War NEWS
Half Hour Programs, Live Fridays... at 90.1 FM in Houston & on the web at www.kpft.org. Â Hundreds of our programs are available online at: www.drugtruth.net and at www.audioport.org. Blog Crafty Smuggler for HireWhat do you do when youâve been out of the workforce for quite awhile and potential employers wonât stop asking about your massive felony convictions? Try being upfront about it. In The Trenches Five years after their removal from power: The Taliban are backSENLIS COUNCIL NEWS RELEASE
5 SEPTEMBER 2006 Five years after their removal from power: The Taliban are back Taliban Frontline now cuts half-way through Afghanistan Latest News
Blog The Afghanistan DebacleOn Saturday, the UN Office on Drugs and Crime released its estimate of the 2006 Afghan opium crop, and the numbers are astoundingly bad. According to the UNODCO, this year's crop is 60% larger than last year's and will yield an all-time record 6,100 tons of opium. Afghan opium will account for a whopping 92% of global illicit opium production.
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