Bureaucratic Deficiencies & Drug Law Enforcement 
.... judges, local politicians) whose occupations place them in a position of having direct experience/knowledge of the impact of bureaucracy on
drug law enforcement ....
(1588
6
)
Data Collection Methods
.... judges, local politicians) whose occupations place them in a position of having direct experience/knowledge of the impact of bureaucracy on
drug law enforcement ....
(1595
6
)
Imprisonment of Nonviolent Drug Offenders
.... In contrast, anyone arrested for possessing the same amount of marijuana in Michigan - a strict
drug law state - faces a one-year prison term and a ten-thousand ....
(1627
7
)
Moral Analysis of Drug Addiction
.... The views of conservatives dominate contemporary US policy toward
drug use, with those on the right favoring "supply reduction and
drug law enforcement over ....
(2237
9
)
Drug Addiction
.... Those on the right also favor "supply reduction and
drug law enforcement over prevention and treatment" (Heymann et al. 2001, 18). ....
(2950
12
)
RACIAL PROFILING AND THE LAW TABLE OF CONTE
.... elections revealed "the nearly unequivocal vote of no confidence in the nation's repressive
drug laws." Five out of seven state
drug law-reform initiatives ....
(10383
42
)
Law Case Analysis
.... It seems matter of fact that anyone despising a
drug dealer is going to have a difficult time admitting evidence and applying
law in a fair and impartial manner ....
(1690
7
)
Drug testing in the workplace
.... goal for themselves by describing the court response to
drug testing in the workplace, and they provide a good cross-section of relevant case
law as it has ....
(1291
5
)
Drug Problem & Legalization
.... This leaves the
drug cocaine, which is generally seen today as the most troublesome
drug with respect to
law enforcement, treatment, and legalization: Use of ....
(1459
6
)
"Three Strikes" Law at the Federal Level This paper
.... While the Senate's proposals, which include
drug offenses within the scope of the three strikes
law, would affect more than 600 defendants convicted of ....
(2324
9
)
Losing the Drug War
.... This leaves the
drug cocaine, which is generally seen today as the most troublesome
drug with respect to
law enforcement, treatment, and legalization: Use of ....
(1459
6
)
Criminal Law 1. In his book, Choice and
.... The
drug dealer is prone to extortion by OC because he cannot seek recourse to the
law, his activities are highly visible and therefore, vulnerable to ....
(1270
5
)
Shoplifting and Illegal Drug Use
.... is especially true since the
drug explosion of the 1960s, an explosion related specifically to a widespread view that breaking that particular
law was more ....
(1812
7
)
Legal Issue of Workplace Drug Testing
.... This was an effort to get state and local governments to adopt random
drug testing, opposed by unions, civil rights advocates, labor
law attorneys, and others. ....
(1439
6
)
Legal Issues of Mandatory Drug Testing of Athletes This paper
.... privacy interests. Athletes may have some recourse under state constitutional
law to challenge
drug testing. Several state constitutions ....
(1913
8
)
Drug Abuse Prevention
.... It appears generally agreed that preventing illegal
drug use is connected to efforts at both
drug-use education and
drug-related
law enforcement. ....
(1523
6
)
Drug testing in the workplace
.... Many employers believe they have little choice given that federal
law mandates that some employers maintain
drug free workplaces and test employees for
drug use ....
(1674
7
)
The Drug War
.... This leaves cocaine, which is generally seen today as the most troublesome
drug with respect to
law enforcement, treatment, and legalization: Use of cocaine in ....
(2536
10
)
Drug Courts
.... belief that it is more resource-efficient to deal with first-time nonviolent
drug offenders in this manner than traditional judicial and
law enforcement routes ....
(1187
5
)
Labor Law
.... Federal
law governing disability discrimination does not require an employer to make any .... substance or who is addicted to them whether or not the
drug abuse has ....
(894
4
)
Drug Education Programs
.... Indeed, a survey sponsored by the American Association of
Law Schools reported that 20 percent of
law students admitted to
drug abuse (Sobering, 1994; Hager ....
(1751
7
)
Moral Philosophies & Drug Usage
.... benefits would be illusory or that taking a moral position against
drug use is more important and can be more effective under the present
law enforcement model ....
(3825
15
)
Drug Testing of Professional Athletes
.... Many parts of federal
law do apply to private actors, such as Title VII's ban on discrimination by employers. In the case of
drug testing, though, neither ....
(2017
8
)
Drug abuse in professional sports
.... Many parts of federal
law do apply to private actors, such as Title VII's ban on discrimination by employers. In the case of
drug testing, though, neither ....
(2017
8
)
Drug Abuse
.... The courts and
law enforcement have imposed harsher sentences and stricter punishments for
drug use, jamming US prisons to their limits. ....
(2197
9
)
Drug abuse as a major social problem
.... benefits would be illusory or that taking a moral position against
drug use is more important and can be more effective under the present
law enforcement model ....
(3280
13
)
MANDATORY DRUG TESTING & EMPLOYMENT
.... With respect to the ethical dilemma involving the rule of
law, the consideration would not be mandatory
drug testing as a condition of employment. ....
(1680
7
)
Chemical Castration Law
.... In this case, the
law makes no provision for testing offenders to evaluate their susceptibility to the possibly harmful side effects of the
drug or for the ....
(1646
7
)
Substance Related Crime
.... Between 1981 and 1987, federal expenditures on anti-
drug law enforcement more than tripled, from less than $1 billion per year to about $3 billion. ....
(1931
8
)
Clinton Administrations' Drug Policies
.... Over two thirds of federal funding was used for various foreign
drug interdiction programs and domestic
law enforcement. Relatively ....
(4150
17
)
