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Articles
Clinton's Crack Cocaine Apology: Too Little Too Late?
Addressing Women's Incarceration: A National Survey of State Commissions and Task Forces on Women in the Criminal Justice System
Déjà Vu All Over Again? Precedents to an "Unprecedented" Cocaine Price Spike
The Sentencing Projects Shares New Insight on Women in the Criminal Justice System
Students on the Drug War's Front Lines
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Book Reviews
Coke & the CIA: The real thing?


Bookstore
Unequal Under Law: Race in the War on Drugs
All Alone in the World: Children of the Incarcerated
Behind the Eight Ball: Sex for Crack Cocaine Exchange and Poor Black Women
The Cocaine War in Context: Drugs and Politics
Harsh Justice
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Documents
New York State Democratic Conference
Cocaine Sentencing Disparity Fact Sheet
State of NM v. Martinez Amicus Brief
Morse v. Frederick, Amicus Brief on Free Speech for Students
In re: United States v. Lincoln Brown. Brief of the Drug Policy Alliance and Professor Nkechi Taifa as Amici Curiae in Support of Defendant
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Fact Sheets
Legislative Proposals for Reform of the Crack/Cocaine Disparity
The Federal Prison Population: A Statistical Analysis
Crack Cocaine Sentencing Policy: Unjustified and Unreasonable


Multimedias
Profiled for Prison: The Selective Enforcement of Drug Laws [Video]
Assembly Public Safety Committee Hearing on AB 125
Cocaine Country
George Martorano's Appearance on Cultural Baggage


News Articles
Court to Consider Whether Doctors, Cops Should Cooperate to Prosecute Pregnant Women
U.S. Supreme Court Agrees To Hear Case Against Hospital and Police for Wrongfully Arresting and Jailing Pregnant Women and New Moms


News Summaries
Obama and Drug Policy in 2009
Sentencing Reform Legislation Makes Progress in New Jersey
Momentum for Medical Marijuana and Sentencing Reform in New Jersey
New Jersey Takes First Step Towards Sentencing Reform
Call the Senate on the Crack/Powder Disparity
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Opinions
Last Shot for a Bush Legacy?
Major Blow Struck Against Racist U.S. Crack Sentencing Rules
Chambers' Arrest Highlights Need for Further Reforms
Congress Must Change Racist Crack Cocaine Laws
No Time to Waste in Sentencing Issue
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Presentations
California Medical Association Statement


Press Releases
NJ Senate Judiciary Committee to Vote Monday on Groundbreaking Sentencing Bill that Would Give Judges the Discretion to Waive Mandatory Minimum Sentences for Some Nonviolent Drug Offenses
House Judiciary Committee Eliminates Crack/Powder Cocaine Sentencing Disparity
Congress and Obama Administration Embrace Major Drug Policy Reform
Presidential Commutations Urged for Prisoners Serving Long Crack Cocaine Sentences
Mexican President Proposes Decriminalizing Small Amounts of Some Drugs, Including Marijuana and Cocaine despite U.S. Opposition
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Reports
2008 Presidential Candidates' Platforms on Criminal Justice
Latin American Drugs I: Losing the Fight
Wasting Money, Wasting Lives: Calculating the Hidden Costs of Incarceration in New Jersey
Targeting Blacks: Drug Law Enforcement and Race in the United States
Disparity by Geography
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Speeches
Harm Refusal: Making Peace with Cocaine, and Advancing from Harm Reduction to Harm Refusal
United States Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy Speaking to the American Bar Association Annual Meeting in San Francisco


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