Drug recriminalization in Oregon: 5 Questions for attorney Jon Dennis
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Drug recriminalization in Oregon: 5 Questions for attorney Jon Dennis
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Toward a Unified Field Theory of Human Flourishing
It wasn’t drug abuse that was put on the run, of course, but people like me, born into this regime of “stronger law enforcement.” The stiffer sentencing policies for drug crimes—not a net increase in crime—caused the American prison population to quadruple between 1980 and 2000.