Study: Illicit Drugs Cheaper And More Prevalent Despite Increased Legal Sanctions

by Gary Kopycinski on October 3, 2013

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Vancouver, Canada–(ENEWSPF)–October 3, 2013. Law enforcement-based efforts criminalizing the possession of illicit substances have largely failed to reduce drug production, potency, or access, according to an assessment of global drug interdiction efforts published online this week by the British Medical Journal.