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Daily Archives: March 7, 2006
Some common sense in Scotland?
Link EDINBURGH, Scotland, March 7 (UPI) — Scotland’s top drug war official said controlling the supply of heroin to addicts may be better than the rising use of the methadone alternative. Tom Wood, chairman of the Edinburgh Drugs and Alcohol … Continue reading
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Mark Kleiman…. again.
I need to preface this post by noting that I believe Mark Kleiman to be a well-educated man with quite a bit of intelligence. He is considered an expert in drug policy. He is a liberal and writes passionately about … Continue reading
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We’ve got to do something about Congress
The current administration is bad enough, but when you add Congress into the mix, things just get surreal. A Bush administration decision to divert money for Colombian drug interdiction and eradication programs to the war on terrorism has opened up … Continue reading
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