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| A Look at Human, Health and Incarceration Costs of Warring Against Drugs |
| By jjie.org |
| Published: 05/27/2013 |
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So much of today’s jail and prison population is made up of people, many of them young, arrested on drug offenses. And many of those are addicts – diagnosed or not – or so heavily into narcotics that they are considered mentally ill or on the verge of becoming so. In the decades-long war on drugs, some arrests are quite noted, including of cartel or gang bosses whose arrests uncovers a roadmap to violent crime rings. Others, some groups would argue, are plain nonsense – especially busts for minor pot smoking. Read More. |
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