After the Drug War: Toward a Health and Public Safety Approach

January 31, 2013

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Here are the stats we will have to look back on after the drug war is over. The war on drugs is a war on families, a war on communities and a war on our constitutional rights. We need drugs policies that move away from the criminal justice system by addressing drug overdose, addiction and misuse through a health-oriented framework.

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