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	Illegal drug trade - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A mule is a lower-echelon criminal recruited by a smuggling organization to cross a border carrying drugs, or sometimes an unknowing person in whose bag or vehicle the drugs are planted, for the purpose of retrieving them elsewhere.
		The main organized drug cartels deal primarily with the most compact (thus easy to smuggle) and profitable substances cocaine, heroin, MDMA (ecstasy), and methamphetamine, and it is these that are the primary focus of the United States Drug Enforcement Administration.
		Legal drugs like tobacco can be the subject of smuggling and illegal trading if the price difference between the smuggled-from and the smuggled-to country are high enough to make it profitable.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Illegal_drug_trade (3472 words)

	Where have all the drug dealers gone? - Campus Voice
		Dealers for the rich and powerful started to only carry cocaine, because it was the en vogue drug of choice.
		Drugs used to be a common binding factor in the subculture of America.
		To be a drug dealer, one should have to deal in at least three different types of drugs.
	www.uark.edu /studorg/freepres/editorials/02082001_drug_dealers_pf.htm (893 words)

	DANGEROUS DRUG ADULTERATION - AN INTERNATIONAL SURVEY OF DRUG DEALERS USING THE INTERNET AND THE WORLD WIDE WEB (WWW)
		As regards the cutting of drugs, it is this researchers opinion that rather than 'class' being a particularly important variable on the likelihood or not of dangerous adulteration or indeed the practices of if, why, and how often, dealers cut their drugs, that level of involvement would be of more importance.
		How experienced a dealer was, where they were in the chain of distribution, whether they had a drug habit, whether profit from drug sales was their sole supply of income, these it seemed to me would impact more systematically on adulteration/dilution practices rather than 'class'.
		Whilst drug users may be willing to take part in research and become visible as drug users, to admit to a crime where the potential for punitive repercussions is extremely severe, that of supplying drugs, the same persons may be less willing to expose themselves as the latter.
	www.drugtext.org /library/articles/97821.htm (6838 words)

	Drug Dealers - AskTheBrain.com
		Drugs were linked to corruption and organised crime, and the leaders of drug dealers had infiltrated business and governments.
		While there are drug dealers and crooks who are using offshore trusts to hide and protect their assets from the government and their competitors or even their family, there are many investors and entrepreneurs who are concerned about the lawsuit lottery and the growing asset forfeiture problem.
		Drug dealers have built thriving businesses from sales to women attempting to deaden the pain of family violence and abuse, and the streets are overflowing with women and children turned away from shelters for lack of space or funding when fleeing for their lives from an abusive mate.
	www.askthebrain.com /dealer_drug-.html (412 words)

	Kansas Department of Revenue - Frequently Asked Questions - Alcoholic Beverage Control - Drug tax
		Payment of the drug tax (the purchase and affixation of stamps) is due immediately upon acquisition or possession by the dealer.
		If drugs are seized without stamps or the stamps which are affixed have expired, the possessor is liable for payment for the tax as well as a penalty of 100% of the assessment.
		The drug dealer has 15 days from the date of assessment to request a hearing before the Director of Taxation to determine the validity of the assessment pursuant to K.S.A. The assessment is statutorily presumed to be valid and correctly determined.
	www.ksrevenue.org /faqs-abcdrugtax.htm (925 words)

	Drug Dealers Have Gone Upscale
		Drug dealers used to be on all the corners of the "bad neighborhoods" so finding them was not that hard.
		In these scenarios, drug dealers don't stand on the street corners in the suburbs or fling open their fl cashmere coats in front of the big corporate entrances on Wall Street.
		Drug addiction is not the only problem, but it is so prevalent that there's a dealer near you, closer than you think.
	www.drugalcohol-rehab.com /drug-dealers.htm (419 words)

	DanceSafe: CN BC: Drug Dealers Mostly Canadian Born, Not Immigrants, New
		Vancouver residents should stop blaming Central American immigrants for drug trafficking in the city and realize it's a homegrown problem that can't be deported or arrested away, said Kash Heed, a Vancouver police department inspector and author of a groundbreaking new study on street-level drug trafficking.
		Conducted as part of his masters degree studies at Simon Fraser University, Heed's study paints a picture of the average drug dealer on the Downtown Eastside as a Canadian-born man between the ages of 23 and 45, and a repeat criminal offender who supplements his drug income with a welfare cheque.
		Heed, formerly head of VPD's drug section and a police officer with 27 years' experience, said he pursued the topic because he wanted a better understanding of who was dealing drugs in the city, and why they were involved in trafficking.
	www.mapinc.org /safe/v05/n790/a06.html (899 words)

	INFORMERS & THE POLICE
		On other some drug dealers in our research claimed to informers when they were not, or claimed not to be when they were.
		There are a number of possibilities for the drug informer: revenge, pressure from police, an active enjoyment of the role, the associated power that comes from being an informer, fear and the possibility of eliminating competition, or a wish to be given a more lenient sentence when the inevitable happens.
		It is not just the disruption and open threats to local residents by the drug dealers that was the problem but that crack use increased locally and generally during that period.
	www.drugtext.org /library/articles/101a.html (1541 words)

	Drugscope - News
		This is one of a number of measures introduced by the Drugs Act 2005 coming into force on 1 January 2006 to target drug dealers.
		Drug misuse can ruin lives and we are determined to tackle this by putting more drug dealers behind bars and getting more addicts into treatment.
		The Drugs Act 2005 will also increase the maximum amount of time suspected ‘drug mules’ arrested by the police can be held in custody from 96 hours to 192 hours.
	www.drugscope.org.uk /news_item.asp?a=1&intID=1272 (310 words)

	NI Issue 272 - Pill pushers, drug dealers
		A seven-year survey of 'new' drugs by the US Food and Drug Administration found that 3 per cent made an 'important potential contribution to existing therapies'; 13 per cent made a 'modest potential contribution' and 84 per cent made 'little or no potential contribution'.
		Drug multinationals restricted by law in the West have a field day handing out free samples and 'sweeteners' in countries with more lenient legislation.
		The drug companies target sections of the world population they think are particularly vulnerable to their hard sell.
	www.newint.org /issue272/pushers.html (1284 words)

	The Scotsman - Drug dealers moving on north-east (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		THE north-east is being targeted by drug dealers looking to expand their trade beyond cities such as Liverpool and London, police say.
		For communities all over Scotland and the north-east in particular, drugs continue to fuel petty crime, including house-breaking, shoplifting and mugging, and use of class A and B substances is becoming an increasing factor in serious road crashes.
		Last week, it emerged that drugs workers fear that a batch of super-strength heroin is to blame for a spate of recent deaths in Aberdeen.
	www.thescotsman.co.uk /index.cfm?id=1056322002 (833 words)

	Scotland on Sunday - Politics - Labour's crackdown on drug dealers
		DRUG dealers are to be denied early release from prison too soon before they complete their sentences under a Labour crime offensive designed to give extra protection to communities scarred by crime and addiction.
		But the promise of a tougher approach to drug dealers, which follows complaints from all over the country, were greeted with caution by prison officers and legal insiders who fear it could lead to more unrest and violence in Scottish jails.
		Any convicted dealers found to be maintaining connections with the drug trade while in prison would be denied the right to early release.
	www.scotlandonsunday.com /politics.cfm?id=375902003 (964 words)

	We can organize to ostracize drug dealers - The Honolulu Advertiser - Hawaii's Newspaper
		For those who live next door to drug dealers, and cannot afford to move away, life can be utterly miserable, as one letter writer reminds us.
		Moreover, for every drug dealer sent to prison, a dozen others are poised to take over his or her turf.
		Protect citizens who file complaints about drug activities in their neighborhoods in the same manner as are witnesses and victims in criminal proceedings.
	the.honoluluadvertiser.com /article/2004/Feb/25/op/op02a.html (469 words)

	Getting Tough on Drug Dealers: A Discernment Exercise (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		In 1973, when drug enforcement was primarily a state and local issue, drug offenders in federal prisons numbered less than 5,000.
		Thus, it is argued, since the intent of the reform was to get drug dealers off the street and into prison, it looks like the mandatory sentences are working.
		Arrested for drug dealing, he received the mandatory sentence, which he is now serving in Springfield, the maxiumum-security prison in Alabama famous for its violence.
	www.ransomfellowship.org /D_DrugDealers.html (1147 words)

	Drug Free AZ :: Top 10 Things Parents Can Do Right Now to Put Drug Dealers Out of Business (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		It's particularly hard then for a kid to understand that drugs and drug use are dangerous indeed.
		After you get the facts on drugs, and after you help your child understand why these facts are important to him or her, help your child learn how to say NO. Role-play with your youngster and practice ways to refuse drugs in different situations.
		Kids who learn from their parents about the risks of drugs are 36% less likely to smoke marijuana than kids who don't.
	www.drugfreeaz.com /audience/parents_dealers2.html (913 words)

	IOL: 'Drug dealers are expanding their businesses'
		Drug dealers are extending their markets by invading parts of the country not usually associated with drug-taking.
		He said 19 people, believed to be members of drug syndicates, were arrested in Secunda at the beginning of the year while another eight were arrested in Witbank in March.
		"Drug dealers think they will be successful if they operate in other areas, but they are totally wrong," he warned.
	www.iol.co.za /index.php?set_id=1&click_id=15&art_id=vn20040616033419562C256049 (668 words)

	BBC NEWS \| England \| Bristol \| Waging war on Bristol's drug dealers
		Guns and drugs have been seized and a number of dealers either jailed or deported.
		Chief Supt Roe said he believed that police were winning the war against drugs dealers - and that their policy was backed by the vast majority of people living in and around St Paul's.
		But he said a change in he law was the only way to curb the problem of drug dealers in St Paul's and other inner-city areas of the country.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/england/bristol/3109635.stm (588 words)

	Hernando: Drug dealers' stuff comes in handy for police
		The convicted drug dealer won't be out of federal prison until February 2012.
		In the war on drugs, police have found that it's not enough to take away a drug dealer's freedom.
		Some drug dealers have learned to take advantage of the rules by putting their valuables in a friend's or a girlfriend's name, Hankins said.
	www.sptimes.com /2006/05/28/Hernando/Drug_dealers__stuff_c.shtml (957 words)

	DWNews_V3_N2_1999
		Instead, the plaintiff must prove that the defendant was distributing illegal drugs in the community at the time of his or her exposure and injury by that dealer's type of drug.
		Current federal and state drug forfeiture laws require that money seized, even from convicted drug dealers, be returned to them, unless it is directly connected to their drug crimes.
		Drug legalizers, with a great deal of help from the media, have used as a mantra, "the war on drugs has failed, the drug policy has failed, youthful experimenters are filling our prisons," so often that now, even some otherwise intelligent people have come to believe that it is so.
	www.drugwatch.org /DWNews_V3_N2_1999.htm (3644 words)

	Drug Free AZ :: Top 10 Things Drug Dealers Don't Want Parents to Know (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		They don't have a policy against drugs or do any type of education or testing.
		These businesses can be a great place to use or deal drugs.
		They think drug use is some kid of rite of passage.
	www.drugfreeaz.com /audience/parents_dealers1.html (330 words)

	Drug Dealers Cartoons
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	www.cartoonstock.com /directory/d/drug_dealers.asp (923 words)

	The Old New Thing : Drug dealers have to pay taxes too. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Drug warriors spend so much time being clever that they forget to ask why they're waging the war at all.
		During the court with some man (I don't recall exactly for what crime he was tried), the judge explained why he had issued quite small fine using something like "the defendant had big expenses, so we have to deduce it from his illegal income, which is the base for computing the fine".
		I am expecting that drug dealers will start to deduce their expenses from their taxes soon...
	weblogs.asp.net /oldnewthing/archive/2004/06/21/161376.aspx (1507 words)

	A Short History of the Opium Wars
		The foreigners were especially irritated by the high customs duties the Chinese forced them to pay and by the attempts of Chinese authorities to stop the growing import trade in opium.
		The drug had long been used to stop diarrhea, but in the seventeenth and eighteenth century people in all classes began to use it recreationally.
		It would be a mistake to view the conflict between the two countries simply as a matter of drug control; it was instead the acting out of deep cultural conflicts between east and west.
	www.druglibrary.org /schaffer/heroin/opiwar1.htm (692 words)

	Kansas Department of Revenue - Personal Tax Types - Drug Tax Stamp
		The drug tax is due as soon as the dealer takes possession of the marijuana or controlled substance.
		Drugs seized without stamps or having expired stamps may result in criminal or civil penalties which may include fines, seizure of property or liens against real estate.
		A dealer is not required to give his/her name or address when purchasing stamps and the Department is prohibited from sharing any information relating to the purchase of drug tax stamps with law enforcement or anyone else.
	www.ksrevenue.org /perstaxtypesdrug.htm (207 words)

	Edinburgh Evening News - Drug dealers evicted in a first for Capital
		DRUG dealers have been evicted from their council houses for the first time in Edinburgh.
		And a partner of one of the men, who lived at separate addresses in Craigmillar, was also evicted even though there was no suggestion she was involved in dealing.
		Claims of criminal activities, especially drug dealing, can be passed on from housing staff to the police.
	www.edinburghnews.com /index.cfm?id=499112002 (699 words)

	Drug Dealers
		Not the drug dealers you see on Hill Street Blues, but the ones that know exactly what they want and will obtain that by any means necessary.
		I believe that drug dealers (or at least some of the ones I know of) sell drugs to A. slang shit because they have to feed there family and unfortunately, with the way America is right now McDonald's wages won't cut it because my man has 3 kids to feed and clothe.
		Not only is the "drug dealer" risking fucking up his/her life but that of their families.
	journals.aol.com /irishpride6/TheIrishMemoirs/entries/2004/09/04/drug-dealers/729 (834 words)

	Worldandnation: Brazilian reporter runs afoul of Rio's deadly drug gangs
		Last year Lopes produced a series of award-winning reports that showed drug dealers openly selling their wares in one favela, offering to bargain down their prices for passers-by.
		In May, Lopes received complaints from residents of the Vila Cruzeiro favela in north Rio that drug dealers were using dance parties to distribute drugs and encourage open sexual activity, sometimes with underage girls.
		Luz, the former Rio police chief and now an assemblyman in the Rio state legislature, says the drug dealers are too disorganized to exercise parallel power.
	www.sptimes.com /2002/08/21/Worldandnation/Brazilian_reporter_ru.shtml (711 words)

	Guardian Unlimited \| Special reports \| Blair wants register of drug dealers
		In a call to arms to 3,000 party activists in Glasgow, the prime minister claimed New Labour had grown up in office and that Britain was on the brink of "the biggest progressive political advance for a century".
		Eyecatching among the raft of measures was a drugs register which all convicted dealers will be forced to sign.
		Anyone freed from jail and liable to deal in drugs would go on the register so that unusual bank transactions and changes of address could be monitored.
	www.guardian.co.uk /drugs/Story/0,2763,439905,00.html (838 words)

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