The War on Drugs Made Police More Violent, Narcotics Policy Experts Say

Merry Jane
Jun 12, 2020, 7:47 am187 pts
Photo via As Americans across the country continue to take to the streets and demand that police departments get defunded, drug policy experts have pointed to the War on Drugs as a salient starting point for meaningful reform. In a new blog post published by Rice University’s Baker Institute for Public…

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