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Thanks for including the clip of Neill Franklin. TDPF is a great organization and I like their blog a lot. Law Enforcement Against Prohibition also has a daily blog, launched three weeks ago, which you can view here:
Transform is fantastic! They want to replace the unregulated black-market with actual drug regulation and control (example: warning labels and purity standards). See "Resources" on their homepage: www.tdpf.org.
State lawmakers are considering a crackdown on people who use or sell products designed to help avoid positive drug tests that can cost drug users jobs or put them behind bars. A House judiciary committee voted 13-0 Thursday for a measure that would make it a Class 4 felony to use, sell, or make products that can provide false urine samples. Violators would also be fined $1,000, well said by the last findrxonline bill being debated at this time. The bill now heads to the full House. Supporters say some companies are profiting by blatantly helping people fix drug tests under the guise that the tests are unfair and give unpredictable results.
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Thanks for including the clip of Neill Franklin. TDPF is a great organization and I like their blog a lot. Law Enforcement Against Prohibition also has a daily blog, launched three weeks ago, which you can view here:
http://copssaylegalize.blogspot.com/
Thanks,
Dave
Transform is fantastic! They want to replace the unregulated black-market with actual drug regulation and control (example: warning labels and purity standards). See "Resources" on their homepage: www.tdpf.org.
Lots of intelligent, well-researched reports, especially "After the War on Drugs: Tools for the debate" and "After the War on Drugs - Options for Control" - clearly explaining alternatives to current disastrous drug policies.
State lawmakers are considering a crackdown on people who use or sell products designed to help avoid positive drug tests that can cost drug users jobs or put them behind bars. A House judiciary committee voted 13-0 Thursday for a measure that would make it a Class 4 felony to use, sell, or make products that can provide false urine samples. Violators would also be fined $1,000, well said by the last findrxonline bill being debated at this time. The bill now heads to the full House. Supporters say some companies are profiting by blatantly helping people fix drug tests under the guise that the tests are unfair and give unpredictable results.
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