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Addictive Properties of Popular Drugs	PDF	Print
Adolescents	PDF	Print
Alcohol	PDF	Print
Annual Causes of Death in the United States	PDF	Print
Asset Forfeiture	PDF	Print
Civil and Human Rights	PDF	Print
Cocaine & Crack	PDF	Print
Corruption	PDF	Print
Crime	PDF	Print
Diversion of Pharmaceutical Drugs	PDF	Print
Drug Courts & Treatment Alternatives to Incarceration	PDF	Print
Drug Interdiction	PDF	Print
Drug Testing	PDF	Print
Drug Use Estimates	PDF	Print
Economics	PDF	Print
Environment	PDF	Print
Families, Youth & Students	PDF	Print
Gateway Theory	PDF	Print
Hemp	PDF	Print
Hepatitis C	PDF	Print
Heroin	PDF	Print
Heroin Assisted Treatment/Heroin Maintenance	PDF	Print
HIV/AIDS & Injection Drug Use	PDF	Print
Ibogaine	PDF	Print
International - Acceding and Candidate Countries to the European Union	PDF	Print
International - Australia	PDF	Print
International - Belgium	PDF	Print
International - Canada	PDF	Print
International - Denmark	PDF	Print
International - European Union	PDF	Print
International - France	PDF	Print
International - Germany	PDF	Print
International - Greece	PDF	Print
International - Spain	PDF	Print
International - The Netherlands	PDF	Print
Mandatory Minimum Sentencing	PDF	Print
Marijuana	PDF	Print
Medical Marijuana	PDF	Print
Methadone Maintenance & Buprenorphine Therapy	PDF	Print
Methamphetamine	PDF	Print
Methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA or Ecstasy)	PDF	Print
Military Participation	PDF	Print
Overdose	PDF	Print
Pain Management	PDF	Print
Portugal	PDF	Print
Pregnancy & Substance Use	PDF	Print
Prevention & Education	PDF	Print
Prisons & Drug Offenders	PDF	Print
Prisons, Jails & Probation - Overview	PDF	Print
Race and Prison	PDF	Print
Race, HIV/AIDS and the Drug War	PDF	Print
Russian Federation	PDF	Print
Supervised Consumption Facilities & Safe Injection Facilities	PDF	Print
Sweden	PDF	Print
Switzerland	PDF	Print
Syringe/Needle Exchange Programs	PDF	Print
The Netherlands Compared With The United States	PDF	Print
Treatment	PDF	Print
United Kingdom	PDF	Print
United States	PDF	Print
Women & The Drug War	PDF	Print

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Did You Know?

According to a federal survey of jail inmates, of the total 440,670 jail inmates in the US in 2002, 112,447 were drug offenders: 48,823 for possession, 56,574 for trafficking.

Source:

Karberg, Jennifer C. and Doris J. James, US Dept. of Justice, Bureau of Justice Statistics, "Substance Dependence, Abuse, and Treatment of Jail Inmates, 2002" (Washington, DC: US Dept. of Justice, July 2005), Table 7, p. 6.

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