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	Crime and Drug Legalization
		Proponents of legalization advance two theories as to how legalization will decrease crime in the United States, and both are dependent on the assumption that legalization will reduce the cost of drugs to the user.
		Because drugs will no longer be a profitable business, and because addicts will be able to obtain their drugs from legal sources, the current fl market suppliers of drugs - gangs, foreign cartels, organized criminals, etc.-will fade away.
		If drugs were legalized, addicts would no longer have to commit crimes to pay for their habit.
	www.druglibrary.org /schaffer/debate/myths/myths3.htm (2072 words)

	Drug Policy Alliance: Drug Testing
		Drug testing is also a near universal feature of the criminal justice system in the United States, with most probationers and parolees required to undergo drug testing regardless of the nature of their underlying offense or history of drug use.
		This proliferation has occurred despite the paucity of evidence that widespread suspicionless drug testing results in safer workplaces and schools, reduces substance abuse problems, combats crime, or is more effective at achieving these various goals than less costly-and less intrusive-alternatives (e.g., performance testing for workers, honest drug education and extracurricular activities for high school students, etc.).
		Drug Policy Alliance, together with the ACLU Drug Policy Litigation Project, and the National Advocates for Pregnant Women is involved in a variety of legal challenges to expansive drug testing policies and unreliable drug testing technologies.
	www.drugpolicy.org /law/drugtesting (464 words)

	Drug control through Legalisation
		Legalisation will serve public health in a much better way, and it makes it easier for the police and the public prosecutions department to fight the remaining drug trade, which will mainly be export.
		Legalisation will have an impact on the contents and the size of drug treatment and social services, which will be discussed in appendix D. We recommend that simultaneously with legalisation a drug education and prevention programme be started, aimed at reducing excessive drug use.
		Legalisation of drugs combined with a powerful campaign against the excessive use of drugs and other intoxicants is the pre-eminent way to curb the drug problem and keep it low.
	www.druglibrary.org /schaffer/Library/studies/nlplan/index.htm (10455 words)

	Drug Legalization? Drugs Should Not Be Legalized - Just Say No to Drug Legalization
		I am more concerned with drug dealers who sell the drugs than the person who buys them, and I am more concerned about people who are under the influence of drugs such as PCP than those who are smoking pot in the privacy of their own home.
		Legal drugs will be regulated by the government, just as alcohol is, and thus, this government controlled item will have lots of OUR TAX dollars poured into it.
		Legalization proponents ignore the fact that the people committing violent crimes are career criminals who will not stop their illegal activities once drugs are legalized; they will instead seek new sources of illicit revenue.
	www.gargaro.com /drugs.html (3128 words)

	Drug & Alcohol Addiction Information - Legal Drugs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		A legal drug is not necessarily safe or non-addictive.
		Drugs that are both legal and freely available (such as alcohol and nicotine) are among the most often abused.
		These drugs are used to treat hyperactivity or attention deficit (known as ADHD or ADD) in children, adolescents, and adults.
	www.egetgoing.com /Drug/Ldrugs.asp (888 words)

	Drug Law (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		A drug that is legal for adults cannot be kept from children.
		When drugs such as heroin, cocaine, and marijuana were legally available early in this century, it was the alarming spread of addiction that gave rise to legal controls.
		The Drug Enforcement Administration, as well as the states, continue to make a substantial monetary and manpower commitment to containing the problem of legal drugs.
	drugandhealthinfo.org /page03.php?ID=98 (1854 words)

	Drug Policy Alliance: Office of Legal Affairs: Drug Testing
		Suspicionless drug testing is increasingly used in the workplace and in schools throughout the country.
		Drug testing is an intrusive invasion of individual privacy, an ineffective determinant of an individual’s drug use, and can be a deterrent to open, honest communication and for students, participation in extracurricular activities or athletics.
		Drug Policy Alliance filed a friend-of-the-court brief on behalf of the American Academy of Pediatrics and other prominent national groups in the United States Supreme Court opposing the indiscriminate use of drug testing in schools.
	www.drugpolicy.org /about/stateoffices/ola/drugtesting.cfm (372 words)

	Drug control Legal alternatives and consequences
		In response to the escalating debate about illicit drugs, crime and the connection between intravenous drug use and AIDS in Australia and overseas the Drug Rehabilitation and Research Fund Advisory Committee in Melbourne, Australia recommended to the Victorian Minister for Health that it organise an international conference on the legal status of various drugs.
		The possible impact on drug control policy of AIDS was addressed and the last section deals with impediments to changing the legal status of some drugs.
		Changes in the patterns of drug use, the difficulties of accurate information on illicit drug use; the consideration of various parties in the debate all with a different point of view...all of these were evident.
	www.drugtext.org /library/articles/901403.html (1044 words)

	Amazon.com: Legal Drug, Vol. 2: Books: Clamp (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Legal Drug may not be as complex or flashy as other mangas, but it does demand respect.
		Legal Drug, though the title suggests more, has no refrences to drugs-- the characters work in a convenience store, a la Osco Drug, so there are refrences to the characters selling condoms, lipstick, and, in XXXHolic, ekiyabe(hangover medicine).
		Legal Drug is not what I would call flat-out yaoi-- Kakei and Saiga are definitely not "straight"--but there is much speculation as to whether or not Kazahaya and Rikuo are enemies(well...they do hate each other), friends(probably not), or lovers gags phenominally, all the while hinting at their relatively more mysterious and complicated pasts.
	www.amazon.com /Legal-Drug-Vol-2-Clamp/dp/1595324216 (2003 words)

	Legal Drug rehab centers referrals for Drugs and Alcohol rehabilitation Treatment Addiction (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Legal Detox Centers, detox centers Alberta, Ab Drugs and Alcohol detox is the action of getting someone through the withdrawal symptoms of the Drug they are using.The first option for detox is the conventionnal detox.
		Legal Drug rehab long term,Alberta, Ab Long Term Drug Rehab Centers are Drug rehabs that are approximately between three months and one year.You will find Drug and Alcohol Treatments that the length will be from 2 weeks to one year or more.
		Legal Drug rehab residential,Alberta, Ab Drug rehab centers residential are facilities that you attend on a more or less volunteer basis.
	www.drug-rehab.ca /albertadrugrehab/legal_drug_rehab_centers.htm (1376 words)

	Addictive Legal Drugs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Other drugs (such as sedatives and tranquilizers) are available by prescription and are considered safe for medical purposes, but they are highly addictive, even at prescribed dosages.
		If you have a history of addiction or are in recovery, avoid legal drugs or use them with extreme caution.
		Always let your doctor (or dentist or pharmacist) know if you are in recovery from drug or alcohol addiction so they can help you avoid relapse or cross-addiction from one drug to another.
	www.egetgoing.com /drug_addiction/legal_drugs.asp (909 words)

	Legal Drug - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It is published in Japan by Kadokawa Shoten and it is published in English by Tokyopop who have currently released 3 volumes(10/05).
		In the world in which Legal Drug occurs, the Piffle Princess appears to be a popular clothing store.
		A dress from the Piffle Princess is given to a student at Outo High, Hinata Asahi from Suki; Hinata, her teacher Shirou Asou, and Outo High all appear in Suki as well.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Legal_Drug (899 words)

	Is Kava a Legal Drug? - Drink Kava Juice and Be Happy! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		hether or not kava should be viewed as a legal drug or a natural high is a taboo and controversial subject in the kava industry.
		Kava is not a considered a drug anywhere but Australia and it is not drug-like.Before kava can be scheduled as a controlled substance it will first have to be classified as a drug before this agency can do anything.
		Kava may be a legal drug but it is not used in the manufacture of any dangerous narcotics.
	www.nakamalathome.com /Kava/Legal_Drug/Is_Kava_a_Legal_Drug? (815 words)

	Club Drug Lawyers, Legal Information, Attorney Finder
		MDMA (ecstasy), Rohypnol, GHB, and ketamine are among the drugs used by teens and young adults who are part of a nightclub, bar, rave, or trance scene.
		While club drugs have only recently captured the attention of law enforcement agencies across America, many states have been creating a framework for penalizing persons found to be in violation of state law relative to sale and/or possession of GHB, ketamine, ecstasy, and Rohypnol.
		Club drug laws are a relatively recent invention, so there is a high likelihood that most people are not familiar with their jurisdiction’s penalties and attitudes toward club drug prosecution.
	www.legalmatch.com /law-library/article/club-drug-lawyers.html (545 words)

	Rush Limbaugh Ponders Legal Drug Market
		On March 12, in response to a caller who asked why the Clinton Administration was not fighting illegal drugs with the same effort being used to fight the tobacco industry, conservative talk show host Rush Limbaugh responded with some support of a legalized, regulated drug market (The Rush Limbaugh Radio Show, March 12, 1998).
		Drugs are against the law and so the manufacturers are illegal.
		If we want to go after drugs with the same fervor and intensity with which we go after cigarettes, let's legalize drugs.
	www.ndsn.org /marapr98/legal1.html (624 words)

	Legal Drug Lords
		The pharmaceutical companies have one legal responsibility, and that is to the shareholders of the company.
		While the drug lords are driving their 100,000+ dollar vehicles into the corporate office, we have people suffering in hospitals across the country who can't afford to pay the price.
		There is much more profit in having a person on the drug for life rather than a a year or two.
	journals.aol.com /nstokes7989/LegalDrugLords (550 words)

	Legal Highs, Drug Testing and alternative highs at NeonJoint.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		The second thing is that "drugs" have been legal for thousands of years.
		It also demonstrates that they were legal until the recent past and reminds people that all their illegality has done is take away our freedom and create the current situation.
		People are against crime and the fl-market, which surrounds drugs, not medications and sacraments which needs to be something that is brought up constantly -- without drugs there is much less of a fl-market.
	www.neonjoint.com (863 words)

	Legal Drug Pushers (July 1, 1998)
		Called "me-too" drugs, these are easier and cheaper for companies to develop, because much of the basic research on how the drug should work in the human body has already been done--it's just a matter of finding a new, slightly different compound in the same class as the old drug.
		The motive behind the "me-too" phenomenon is simple: as a drug that's been on the market for a number of years gets close the expiration of its patent, the company that owns the drug starts to panic.
		In 1996, drug companies spent $600 million on direct advertising to consumers, which is twice as much as they spent in 1995 and almost ten times more than was spent in 1991.
	eatthestate.org /02-42/LegalDrugPushers.htm (1111 words)

	WOWT - News
		A new drug that teens are using is leaving parents concerned.
		The drug is a leafy plant that teens are starting to use to get high and using the drug may be deadly.
		The drug is considered to be a leafy, hallucinogenic.
	www.wowt.com /news/headlines/2888211.html (447 words)

	Jay Ovittore's Blog: Legal Drug Dealers
		The drug companies no longer care what the side effects are, the FDA acts like they have been bought by the pharmaceutical companies, and the people just go fill their prescriptions like sheep in a herd.
		Don't you think that the sick patient should have the right to be seen in a timely fashion and certainly before a drug rep and their free pens and mugs.
		The drug companies are like cartels, with reps as pushers, looking for a new drug that they can get you addicted to.
	jovittore.blogspot.com /2005/02/legal-drug-dealers.html (643 words)

	Legal Affairs Debate Club - Is Assisted Suicide Legal?
		The strongest legal argument for federal intervention is the Controlled Substances Act, the primary federal law governing the distribution of drugs.
		However, doctors that prescribed drugs or substances not regulated by the CSA for use in assisted suicide would not be subject to federal sanction.
		Second, that it would continue to be enforced in states that did not legalize assisted suicide and would be enforced against doctors who assisted suicides in Oregon in contravention of the law's limitations.
	www.legalaffairs.org /webexclusive/debateclub_as0805.msp (5373 words)

	Legal Drug Pushers
		Called "me-too" drugs, these are easier and cheaper for companies to develop, because much of the basic research on how the drug should work in the human body has already been done—it's just a matter of finding a new, slightly different compound in the same class as the old drug.
		For the company to patent and market it, the new drug needs to be different, and if it is stronger and has different side-effects (hopefully fewer and less severe, but not always), so much the better.
		In 1996, drug companies spent $600 million on direct advertising to consumers, which is twice what they spent in 1995 and almost ten times more than in 1991.
	www.motherjones.com /news/feature/1998/07/tomchick.html (1477 words)

	Newsbrief: King County Bar Association (Seattle) Calls for Legal, Regulated Drug Markets
		Impaired administration of justice from the continuous flow of drug cases clogging the courts and causing undue and sometimes prejudicial delays in the investigation and prosecution of non-drug-related criminal matters and in the processing of civil matters;
		Disproportionate arrest and incarceration of ethnic minorities and the poor, causing the disruption of families and the interference with or denial of educational, employment and housing opportunities, and exacerbating the social conditions that are associated with chemical dependency and addiction;
		Loss of respect for the law arising from public sentiments that the dangers of certain prohibited substances are overstated, that drug-related penalties are unjust and that coercing abstinence through the use of criminal sanctions is a futile public objective.
	stopthedrugwar.org /chronicle/371/kcba.shtml (751 words)

	Legal Drug (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		By night, their boss has them filling 'special prescriptions' for clients with ailments that can't be cured using ordinary elixirs.
		With no money and no place to stay, Kazahaya was out of luck until fate brought him to the Green Drug pharmacy.
		Legal Drug has gone thru a bumpy publishing schedule in Japan, appearing in 3 magazines and going on hiatus numerous times.
	tangerine.astraldream.net /books/legaldrug.html (175 words)

	Shoppers Drug Mart - Legal
		Each Shoppers Drug Mart store is owned and operated under license from Shoppers Drug Mart Inc. by a licensee who is known as an "Associate".
		Shoppers Drug Mart makes no representations that these products or merchandise are available anywhere outside of Canada or are legal for sale in any jurisdiction outside of Canada.
		Although Shoppers Drug Mart will try to ensure that this web site is current and does not contain inaccuracies, Shoppers Drug Mart does not warrant the quality, accuracy or completeness of any information available on this web site.
	www.shoppersdrugmart.ca /english/corporate_information/legal/index.html (644 words)

	Prescription Drug Lawyers, Legal Information, Attorney Finder
		It is technically illegal to buy prescription drugs online because these drugs have not been approved by the FDA.
		However, it is very rare that someone would be prosecuted for buying prescription drugs that are only for personal use and for which a valid prescription exists.
		Some consideration is paid to the type of drug that is being purchased, with more scrutiny placed on pain killers, tranquilizers, and other prescription drugs which have a viable fl market value.
	www.legalmatch.com /law-library/article/prescription-drug-lawyers.html (414 words)

	SignOnSanDiego.com > News > Mexico -- Mexican legal drug proposal rejected
		MEXICO CITY – President Vicente Fox vetoed a controversial bill last night that would have permitted the possession of small quantities of drugs, sending the measure back to Congress after mounting criticism from the United States that his administration was backing away from drug enforcement.
		The drug bill is certain to be a lightning rod in the presidential race.
		With the rise in drug trafficking, federal authorities say they do not have enough personnel to combat the problem.
	www.signonsandiego.com /news/mexico/20060504-9999-1n4fox.html (1001 words)

	FDA Street Drug Alternatives, Legal Highs, F.D.A.
		Washington -- The Food and Drug Administration has sent warning letters to eight companies that sell herbal products, threatening to seize the products because the companies are marketing them as legal alternatives to illegal street drugs.
		The group also argues that the FDA action violates free speech because the agency is attempting to prohibit herb sellers from telling the public that a given herb may produce euphoric effects, or have effects similar to those produced by an illegal drug.
		But, this action shows that the “war on drugs” has very little to do with health or public safety, and lots to do with enforcing a government mandated mode of consciousness.
	www.cognitiveliberty.org /dll/fda_streetdrugs.htm (259 words)

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