An Interview with Professor Doris Marie Provine, Author of Unequal Under Law: Race in the War on Drugs

Professor Doris Marie Provine of Arizona State University's School of Justice & Social Inquiry is the author of a really interesting and challenging new book called Unequal Under Law: Race in the War on Drugs. I keep coming back to this book.

Originally posted on Drug Law Blog by attorney Alex Coolman Part of this blog's proposal for making drugs boring -- that is, making them something we can trust to the judgment of individuals rather than the coercion of the police, courts and.

It was inevitable that with the thousands of empty homes in and around Las Vegas that squatting would become an issue. The reality is that squatting has been a problem in Las Vegas for a long time but has been made worse.

Before you go any further, you need to read the NHTSA validation studies which I previously posted about here.  You also need to read the Cole and Nowaczyk study from Clemson University which was published in a journal called Perceptual and Motor Skills in 1994. Having recently.

Originally posted on Drug Law Blog by attorney Alex Coolman WXYZ.com, the website of an ABC affiliate in Detroit, has a piece on salvia divinorum today that richly deserves a Crappy Hackington Award. Why? Because it hits all the important bases for.

Lin Michaels stayed clean from drugs for fourteen years; however that changed due to no fault of her own. Lin trusted her doctor when he prescribed her pain killers that turned out to be very addictive. Being the daughter of an alcoholic.

A 24-year old woman was gunned down near her workplace on 17th April. A teenage boy by the name of Chris Brown has been linked with the shooting and will be tried as an adult. The woman identified as Cassandra Lee Cassidy,.

OAKLAND, Calif. —The personal information of nearly 5,000 patients at three Bay Area hospitals may have been stolen and authorities only found out about because of a drug bust in Oakland almost a month ago. Sutter Health East Bay region notified the.

NASHVILLE, Tenn.- Tennessee's attorney general has asked a Davidson County judge to shut down a popular hormone replacement company based in Nashville. HRC Medical was the subject of an exclusive NewsChannel 5 investigation. Among the stunning allegations contained in the lawsuit, the.

Is America's Judicial System Biased Along Color Lines Studies reported by "New Century Foundation" and allegedly confirmed by the FBI's National Crime Victimization Survey state the Justice System is not prejudiced against minorities. The New Century Foundation was founded in 1984 and.