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Items tagged with legal highs

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'Legal highs' This paper aims to set out some of the policy and public health issues raised by the appearance of a wide range of emergent psychoactive substances of...
'Legal highs' prevalence makes ban policy 'ridiculous' New "legal highs" are being discovered at the rate of one a week, outstripping attempts to control their availability and exposing what so...
Chewing over Khat prohibition In the context of a fast changing and well documented market in legal highs, the case of khat (Catha edulis) provides an interesting anomaly. It is fi...
Clubbers should be able to test their ecstasy Media reports of two deaths at the weekend in the same party venue have once again been accompanied by police suggestions that the drug responsible is...
Drug laws and bans on legal highs 'do more harm than good' The UK's "outdated" drug laws could be doing more harm than good and are failing to recognise that banning some "legal highs"...
Ecstasy is back in clubs as newly potent drug is taken with 'legal highs' Ecstasy, the drug of choice for the clubbers of the early 1990s, is making a comeback. Once synonymous with the rave scene, its popularity declined ...
Expert Seminar on Herbal Stimulants and Legal Highs A grey area has emerged between what is legal and what is not as states struggle with how to respond to the many new synthetic compounds emerging onto...
Is banning legal highs effective? New psychoactive substances (commonly known as legal highs) are spreading across Europe with growing speed. Between 1997 and 2010 the early-warni...
Legal high battle shows need for drugs policy rethink The Demos/UKDPC report Taking Drugs Seriously published today sets out clearly how legal highs have exposed the ancient Misuse of Drugs Act 1971 (MDA...
Legal high drug 'mexxy' banned under new government powers A so-called legal high used as an alternative to ketamine will be the first drug to be banned under new government powers. Methoxetamine, or mexxy, wi...
Legal highs evade being banned as scientists run out of cash to test them Scientists studying Britain's rapidly increasing number of synthetic recreational drugs are struggling to assess the risks they pose because mone...
Legal Responses to New Psychoactive Substances in Europe This paper starts from the premise that, when a new psychoactive substance appears on the licit/illicit market in a country in Europe, legislators nee...
Let the qat out of the ban Over half of EU countries, as well as the United States and Canada, ban the stimulant qat, a sort of mild amphetamine. But attempts to do so in Brit...
Mephedrone found not guilty, but the next legal high may be a killer The mephedrone scare started at the end of 2009 when newspapers and the BBC reported that Gabrielle Price, a 14-year-old girl from Brighton, had died ...
Mephedrone: still available and twice the price Findings suggest that classification of mephedrone has had a limited effect on controlling its availability and use. Before the introduction of the ...
Mephedrone: the class D solution The deaths of two young men in Scunthorpe last Monday that have been linked to the new "legal high" mephedrone (colloquially known as plant ...
Nieuwe publicatie van het Transnational Institute raadt de regering af khat te verbieden De engelstalige briefing Chewing over Khat Prohibition rekent af met de effectiviteit van een ban, zoals is gebleken uit andere Europese landen. Probl...
Options for regulating new psychoactive drugs This paper is intended to provide the basis for a discussion of policy options in dealing with new psychoactive substances that show signs of populari...
Rope a Dope: U.S. Anti-Terrorism Labs Enlisted in the War on "Legal" Synthetic Drugs A worldwide arms race has erupted between inventive street chemists who concoct "legal" highs and government officials who wish to regulate...
Scientist's research produces a dangerous high John W. Huffman, a professor of organic chemistry, unwittingly contributed to the spread of "designer marijuana" so potent that the Drug Enf...

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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.

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