In The Washington Post yesterday morning, George Will comments on drug legalization. He doesn't specifically mention methamphetamine--the focus is on cocaine and marijuana--but, is legalization or decriminalization of methamphetamine a viable policy?
Reference: Will GF, The legalization dilemma, The Washington Post, April 4, 2012
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Thursday, February 23, 2012
Associated Press - National Meth Lab Busts Up in 2011
From the Associated Press...
Methamphetamine lab seizures rose nationally again in 2011, further evidence that the powerfully addictive and dangerous drug is maintaining a tight grip on the nation's heartland, according to an Associated Press survey of the nation's top meth-producing states.
Do these findings reflect a decrease in methamphetamine use nationwide?
Reference - National Meth Lab Busts Up in 2011. Jim Salter, Associated Press cited in the Columbia Missourian, Feb. 22,2012
Reference - National Meth Lab Busts Up in 2011. Jim Salter, Associated Press cited in the Columbia Missourian, Feb. 22,2012
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