The Economic Case for Decriminalizing Heroin

Published January 17, 2013

The economic case for decriminalizing heroin
Some drug bosses say they have stopped selling crack because it destabilizes their communities, making it harder to control areas long abandoned by the government. City authorities argue that drug gangs are trying to make police back off their … UCLA … Read more on Washington Post (blog)

Drug addict sentenced in attack on bus driver
The 20 year old crack addict has several probation conditions to meet including mandatory rehab. Speaking outside the courthouse in Surrey, Gavin Davies with the bus driver's union says the victim was pleased some jail time has been ordered. Read more on CKNW News Talk 980