Illegal drugs /
Illegal drugs / [print]
Charles P. Cozic, book editor.
- San Diego, California : Greenhaven Press, (c)1998.
- 173 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.
More children are using drugs The youth drug problem is greater than reported Marijuana is teenagers' drug of choice Methamphetamine use is spreading There is no youth marijuana crisis Marijuana use does not lead to harder drugs The heroin abuse problem is exaggerated A "Crack Baby" crisis does not exit Federal arrestees should be tested for drugs Workplace drug testing is ineffective and unfair Random drug tests do not ensure a drug-free workplace Drug testing of Federal arrestees is unconstitutional The D.A.R.E. program is effective Prison drug treatment programs are effective Cocaine treatment programs are effective Methadone is an effective treatment for heroin addiciton Drug treatment programs are often ineffective Classroom drug education has been a failure Illegal drugs should be legalized Legalizing drugs would reduce crime Proposals to legalize drugs merit consideration Marijuana should be legalized Illegal drugs should not be legalized Legalizing drugs would increase violent crime Legalizing drugs would increase drug use Arguments for legalizing drugs are specious by Partnership for a Drug-Free America -- by National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse -- Christopher S. Wren -- Daniel Sneider -- Paul Armentano -- by Lynn Zimmer and John P. Morgan -- Jack Shafer -- Lille Wilson. Drug testing improves the workplace by Mark A. de Bernardo -- by Bill Clinton and Janet Reno -- by AMerican Civil Liberties Union -- by National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws -- National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers -- by Joseph F. Donnermeyer and G. Howard Phillips -- by Dan Weikel -- by RAND Corporation -- by Jennifer McNeely. The D.A.R.E. program has been ineffective by James Bovard -- by William J. Bennett and John P. Walters -- by Phyllis Schlafly -- Walter Wink -- by Steven B. Duke -- by Fred Reed -- by Matt McGrath -- by Theodore Dalrymple -- by James A. Inciardi and Christine A. Saum -- by Mortimer B. Zuckerman -- by Joseph A. Califano Jr.
97029281
Drug abuse--United States.
Drug legalization--United States.
Drug testing--United States.
Drug abuse--Prevention.--United States
HV5825.C882.I454 1998
More children are using drugs The youth drug problem is greater than reported Marijuana is teenagers' drug of choice Methamphetamine use is spreading There is no youth marijuana crisis Marijuana use does not lead to harder drugs The heroin abuse problem is exaggerated A "Crack Baby" crisis does not exit Federal arrestees should be tested for drugs Workplace drug testing is ineffective and unfair Random drug tests do not ensure a drug-free workplace Drug testing of Federal arrestees is unconstitutional The D.A.R.E. program is effective Prison drug treatment programs are effective Cocaine treatment programs are effective Methadone is an effective treatment for heroin addiciton Drug treatment programs are often ineffective Classroom drug education has been a failure Illegal drugs should be legalized Legalizing drugs would reduce crime Proposals to legalize drugs merit consideration Marijuana should be legalized Illegal drugs should not be legalized Legalizing drugs would increase violent crime Legalizing drugs would increase drug use Arguments for legalizing drugs are specious by Partnership for a Drug-Free America -- by National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse -- Christopher S. Wren -- Daniel Sneider -- Paul Armentano -- by Lynn Zimmer and John P. Morgan -- Jack Shafer -- Lille Wilson. Drug testing improves the workplace by Mark A. de Bernardo -- by Bill Clinton and Janet Reno -- by AMerican Civil Liberties Union -- by National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws -- National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers -- by Joseph F. Donnermeyer and G. Howard Phillips -- by Dan Weikel -- by RAND Corporation -- by Jennifer McNeely. The D.A.R.E. program has been ineffective by James Bovard -- by William J. Bennett and John P. Walters -- by Phyllis Schlafly -- Walter Wink -- by Steven B. Duke -- by Fred Reed -- by Matt McGrath -- by Theodore Dalrymple -- by James A. Inciardi and Christine A. Saum -- by Mortimer B. Zuckerman -- by Joseph A. Califano Jr.
97029281
Drug abuse--United States.
Drug legalization--United States.
Drug testing--United States.
Drug abuse--Prevention.--United States
HV5825.C882.I454 1998