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Abstract This chapter provides readers with a comprehensive understanding of how substances and the people that use them were criminalized over time and the current efforts to reverse that trend. It begins with an overview of the outcomes of the prohibition-based model.
Amanda V. Chen, Stephanie Tabashneck
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Amanda V. Chen, Stephanie Tabashneck
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Journal of Religion & Spirituality in Social Work, 2004
SUMMARY This paper argues that the war on drugs is based on retributive values that are illogical, burden the criminal justice system, and are ineffective in reducing drug-related harm. It examines the relation between political agendas and anti-drug legislation. It demonstrates that anti-drug policy has resulted in dramatically inceased punishment and
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SUMMARY This paper argues that the war on drugs is based on retributive values that are illogical, burden the criminal justice system, and are ineffective in reducing drug-related harm. It examines the relation between political agendas and anti-drug legislation. It demonstrates that anti-drug policy has resulted in dramatically inceased punishment and
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1991
This book is written at a time when drug use occupies a particularly prominent position on the UK political agenda, a time also when an indigenous approach to drug control known as the ‘British system’ appears finally to have fallen from grace. The debate over the appropriate direction and content of drugs policy is more heated now than at any time in ...
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This book is written at a time when drug use occupies a particularly prominent position on the UK political agenda, a time also when an indigenous approach to drug control known as the ‘British system’ appears finally to have fallen from grace. The debate over the appropriate direction and content of drugs policy is more heated now than at any time in ...
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The Global Drug Policy Index: tracking national drug policies
The Lancet, 2021openaire +2 more sources

