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Items tagged with drug courts

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Addicted to Courts America’s growing reliance on drug courts is an ineffective allocation of scarce state resources. Drug courts can needlessly widen the net of crimin...
Controlling and Regulating Drugs The New Zealand Law Commission was asked to address the efficacy of the Misuse of Drugs Act in reducing the demand for, and supply of, drugs prohibite...
Drug Courts Are Not the Answer Drug Courts are Not the Answer finds that drug courts are an ineffective and inappropriate response to drug law violations. Many, all the way up to ...
Drug Courts Are Not the Answer While drug courts have helped many Americans, they are not an appropriate response to drug law violations nor are they the most effective or cost-ef...
Obama Hasn’t Reformed Criminal Justice—Could Romney Do Better? Whose website laments that in the United States today we have “more than one million nonviolent offenders fill the nation’s prisons,” and sings the pr...
Pills and progress On a recent evening, some 50 people turned up for their weekly reckoning at Judge Joel Bennett’s drug court in Austin, Texas. Those who had had a go...
The New York State Adult Drug Court Evaluation By combining drug treatment with ongoing judicial supervision, drug courts seek to break the cycle of addiction, crime, and repeat incarceration. Whil...

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Countering Illicit and Unregulated Money Flows

Since its beginnings in 1989, the international anti-money laundering regime has not worked as well as intended. After two decades of failed efforts, experts still ponder how to implement one that does work.

TNI Crime & Globalisation Debate Papers, January 2010

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