Latest Additions
	NPR's This American Life on Mandatory Minimum Sentences and the Drug War
	The Nation 9/99: The Road To Reform Activists Need Fresh Strategies to Win
	Newsweek, 9/99: The Drug War: How We Fight A Losing War
	It's as simple as 1-2-3 Common Sense for Drug Policy presents the straightforward case against drug prohibition.
	Drug Bust: The Longest War Geraldo Rivera Reports, NBC News; 6/20/99. focuses on the drug war at the end of the 20th century, a 30+ year failure. 45 minutes.
	Drugs, the Enemy Within> The 20th Century, with Mike Wallace, May 1999. Mike Wallace uses his archive of interviews with notable people, and the archives of CBS News, to examine the history of the Drug War, the counter-culture, 45 minutes
	The Science of Medical Marijuana A compilation of scientific research and informed commentary shows the science behind medical marijuana. This is themost recent part of the scientific record. Nothing on this website is more than 20 years old
	Truth or D.A.R.E. The Dubious Drug- Education Program Takes New York, The Village Voice, April 7, 1999
	The Effective National Drug Control Strategy 1999 based on empirical evidence and studies which show that the policies recommended will be effective. It explicitly recommends that 2/3 of the entire drug control budget should be allocated for drug treatment and prevention. There are two main goals of the Effective National Drug Control Strategy: 1) reduce the harm caused by drug abuse; 2) reduce the harm caused by existing drug control policies.
	Lyons v.C.I.A. Class Action on behalf of crack victims
	Conversations on the Gateway Myth IOM Report, Joe Califano, WSJ Letters and Alan Bock on Reefer Madness.
	Marijuana and Medicine: Assessing the Science Base Institute of Medicine, March 1999
	Oklahoma Paper Bans Anti-Drug War Ad
	News Conference on Police Brutality National Urban League with Jesse Jackson, Hugh Price, Kweisi Mfume, Jonnie Cochran. Thursday, Feb. 25, 1999 on C-SPAN
	The War At Home, Gore Vidal in Vanity Fair 11/98
	University of Illinois Study finds DARE Counterproductive April '98 research indicates that kids who take DARE are more likely to use drugs.
	Marines Faulted in Report on Teen's Death
	Dark Defiance: Where There's Smoke . . . Gary Webb
	Federal Judge Urges Truce in War on Drugs
	California: Record Prison Population