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In Germany, the Consumption and Inj
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to be submitted for registration as
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LESSONS LEARNED: THE LIMITS OF THE
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4) Other policies in Europe have he
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III. CONTROLLING PSYCHOACTIVE SUBST
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function of the body of man or othe
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The black market in psychoactive su
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the Environmental Protection Agency
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many to stay away from the practice
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5) Drug courts invade the confident
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Washington State Liquor Control Boa
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are used or stored by pharmacies, d
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ALTERNATIVE MODELS OF DRUG CONTROL
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a second look by police and Customs
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consumption rooms for the smoking o
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availability, would be easy to tran
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c. Adequate public health and consu
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IV. STATES’ RIGHTS: TOWARD A FEDE
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intrastate instances of such activi
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Growing Federal Commerce Power - Pe
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STEPS TOWARD A FEDERALIST DRUG POLI
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Assuming that the U.S. Supreme Cour
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Implied Foreign Affairs Power Feder
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V. PARAMETERS OF A NEW LEGAL FRAMEW
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Substances Subject to State Regulat
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potential psychotherapeutic benefit
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those drugs and thereby reducing pu
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does not result in any decrease in
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CURBING DEMAND FOR DRUGS: LIMITING
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The U.S. Supreme Court struck down
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Under a new legal framework to regu
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Preventing Increases in Crime and V
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16 Around the year 1650 Sultan Mura
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advocates encouraged moderation, su
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96 See Lawrence Kolb and A.G. Du Me
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137 William L. White, “Trick or T
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actions could only hope to contain
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down to $26.03 per gram in 2000. Of
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• understands drug use as a compl
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299 Gordana Mijuk, “Swiss parliam
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the legal basis for heroin prescrip
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385 The DEA is authorized to act to
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possession to be given drug treatme
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464 RCW 13.34.174 (order of alcohol
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484 For more information about such
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532 21 U.S.C. §§ 801(2)-(6). 533
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575 Reeves v. William Stake, 447 U.
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600 Recent studies show conclusivel
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636 RCW 13.34.176 (violation of alc