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DPA Network is the nation's leading organization working to end the war on drugs. We envision new drug policies based on science, compassion, health and human rights and a just society in which the fears, prejudices and punitive prohibitions of today are no more. Read more about DPAN.

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Nationally, there are roughly 4 million released felons whose convictions have cost them the right to vote at least temporarily, if not permanently. To return to the ballot box, felons must negotiate suffrage laws that vary from state to state, in many cases working with election officials who can be both unfamiliar with the law and hostile to former convicts seeking to register.
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New Jersey has a stupid and cruel drug law that has racially discriminatory side effects. A bill that would moderate its provisions is pending in the state Senate and appears to have a good chance of passage this fall.
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> Sign a Petition for Insite, Canada's Safe Injection Site
The Canadian government continues to resist evidence of the success of Canada's safer injection project, Insite. Sign a petition calling on the Canadian federal government to accept a recent British Columbia Supreme Court decision supporting Insite, accept the results of studies affirming Insite's success, and expand the provision of safe injection sites to ensure access to basic health care by all Canadian citizens.
> Medical Marijuana [Video]
For Scott Ward, the only relief he gets from his MS is medical marijuana. Will New Jersey be the next state to legalize pot? (Video by Brian Donohue)
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October 6, 2008. Los Angeles, CA
Charles Lynch was convicted in federal court earlier this month of operating a medical cannabis dispensing collective and faces decades in federal prison. Come show your support for Charles and his family as his attorneys ask for a new trial. Let federal officials and local representatives know that Californians will not tolerate federal interference or local cooperation with DEA raids.
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October 29 - November 1, 2008. Philadelphia, PA
The 8th International Conference on Pain and Chemical Dependency is a learning experience directed toward anyone in health care whose aim is to help alleviate pain in others.
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