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CONTENTS
TABLE OF CASES XIXPREFACE XXIIIACKNOWLEDGMENTS XXV PARTI CHAPTER 1 *
DRUGS AND DRUG USE 3A. WHAT IS A DRUG? 3FROM CHOCOLATE TO MORPHINE:
EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT MIND-ALTERING DRUGS ANDREW WEIL AND
WINIFRED ROSEN 4DRUG ABUSE IN AMERICA: PROBLEM IN PERSPECTIVE, SECOND
REPORT NATIONAL COMMISSION ON MARIJUANA AND DRUG ABUSE 5 B. PERSPECTIVES
ON SUBSTANCE USE, ABUSE AND ADDICTION 6JOHN BARLEYCORN JACK LONDON 7
CONFESSIONS OF AN ENGLISH OPIUM EATER THOMAS DE QUINCEY 9 SAYING YES: IN
DEFENSE OF DRUG USE JACOB SULLUM 11PIHKAL: A CHEMICAL LOVE STORY
ALEXANDER SHULGIN AND ANN SHULGIN 13RETHINKING ADDICTION: DRUGS,
DETERRENCE, AND THE NEUROSCIENCE REVOLUTION LINDA C. FENTIMAN 15 CHAPTER
2 * PERSPECTIVES ON PROHIBITION AND ITS ALTERNATIVES 19 A. IS DRUG
CRIMINALIZATION JUST? 20 WISCONSIN V. HOSEMAN 20ON LIBERTY JOHN STUART
MILL 24THE COLLAPSE OF THE HARM PRINCIPLE BARNARD E. HARCOURT 27ILLICIT
DRUGS: A TEST OF JOEL FEINBERG S THE MORAL LIMITS OF THE CRIMINAL LAW
DOUGLAS HUSAK 35RENDER UNTO CAESAR THAT WHICH IS CAESAR S, AND UNTO GOD
THAT WHICH IS GOD S STEVEN G. CALABRESI 42
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AHLIMV. THE TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON 44
THE COGNITIVELY ILLIBERAL STATE DAN M. KAHAN 48
B. DOES DRUG CRIMINALIZATION WORK? 52
SETTING GOALS FOR DRUG POLICY: HARM REDUCTION OR USE REDUCTION? JONATHAN
P. CAULKINS AND PETER RENTER 53
FEDERALISM AND DRUG CONTROL MICHAEL M. O HEAR 58
DRUG PROHIBITION IN THE UNITED STATES: COSTS, CONSEQUENCES, AND
ALTERNATIVES ETHAN A. NADELMANN 60
AGAINST THE LEGALIZATION OF DRUGS JAMES Q. WILSON 70
DRUG LEGALIZATION: THE IMPORTANCE OF ASKING THE RIGHT QUESTION MARK A.R.
KLEIMAN AND AARON J. SAIGER 77
C. THE MARIJUANA LEGALIZATION DEBATE 84
ALTERED STATE: ASSESSING HOW MARIJUANA LEGALIZATION IN CALIFORNIA COULD
INFLUENCE MARIJUANA CONSUMPTION AND PUBLIC BUDGETS BEAU KILMER, JONATHAN
P. CAULKINS, ROSALIE LICCARDO PACULA, ROBERT J. MACCOUN AND PETER H.
RENTER 85
LEGALIZING MARIJUANA: CALIFORNIA S POT OF GOLD? MICHAEL VITIELLO 90
RATIONALIZING DRUG POLICY UNDER FEDERALISM DAVID W. RASMUSSEN AND BRUCE
L. BENSON 95
THE WAR ON MARIJUANA: THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE WAR ON DRUGS IN THE
1990S RYAN S. KING AND MARC MAUER 97
D. THE WAR ON DRUGS 101
1. DRUG PROHIBITION AND THE DRUG WAR 101
THE EVOLUTION OF FEDERAL DRUG CONTROL LEGISLATION THOMAS M. QUINN AND
GERALD T. MCLAUGHLIN 101
THE EMERGING CRIMINAL WAR ON SEX OFFENDERS COREY RAYBURN YUNG 109
2. RACE, CLASS AND THE DRUG WAR 113
RACE, DRUGS, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT IN THE UNITED STATES JAMIE FELLNER 114
THE PATHOLOGICAL POLITICS OF CRIMINAL LAW WILLIAM J. STUNTZ 119
THE NEW JIM CROW MICHELLE ALEXANDER 121
3. INCARCERATION AND THE DRUG WAR 125
THE INCARCERATION OF DRUG OFFENDERS: AN OVERVIEW DAVE BEWLEY-TAYLOR,
CHRIS HALLAM AND ROB ALLEN 125
PART II
CHAPTER 3 * DRUG CRIMES 131
A. DRUG POSSESSION 131
1. AN INTRODUCTION TO DRUG POSSESSION 132
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POLICING POSSESSION: THE WAR ON CRIME AND THE END OF CRIMINAL LAW MARKUS
DIRK DUBBER 132
HAWAII V. HOGUE 134
2. POSSESSION FOR DISPOSAL 139
A. THE BASIC RULE 139
STANTON V. FLORIDA 139
B. LENGTH OF POSSESSION 141
CALIFORNIA V. MARTIN 141
UTAH V. MILLER 147
C. WHAT QUALIFIES AS DISPOSAL? 151
ADAMS V. ALASKA 151
3. ACTUAL POSSESSION 155
UNITED STATES V. BAGGETT 155
4. CONSTRUCTIVE POSSESSION 158
A. INTRODUCTION TO CONSTRUCTIVE POSSESSION 158
MICHIGAN V. VALOT 158
B. CONSTRUCTIVE POSSESSION IN VEHICLES 163
TURNER V. GEORGIA 163
RIVAS V. UNITED STATES 164
C. CONSTRUCTIVE POSSESSION IN OPEN-AIR DRUG MARKETS 176
BULLOCK V. UNITED STATES 176
D. CONSTRUCTIVE POSSESSION BY GO-BETWEENS 180
UNITED STATES V. MANZELLA 180
5. WHEN DOES A DRUG BUYER ACQUIRE POSSESSION? 182
EPPS V. GEORGIA 182
UNITED STATES V. KITCHEN 184
B. TRAFFICKING OFFENSES 189
1. DISTINGUISHING BETWEEN USERS AND SELLERS 189
ABUELHAWA V. UNITED STATES 190
2. DISTRIBUTION AND POSSESSION WITH THE INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE 193
A. PROVING AN INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE 193
CALIFORNIA V. PECK 194
UNITED STATES V. HUNT 195
B. IS SHARING BETWEEN USERS DISTRIBUTION? 200
NEW JERSEY V. MORRISON 200
UNITED STATES V. WALLACE 205
3. MANUFACTURE 209
A. MANUFACTURE OF NATURALLY OCCURRING SUBSTANCES 209
NORTH CAROLINA V. CHILDERS 209
NEW MEXICO V. PRATT 211
B. PROOF OF MANUFACTURE 213
SAUL V. ARKANSAS 213
C. PRECURSOR CHEMICALS 216
UNITED STATES V. KIM 216
4. CONSPIRACY AND CONTINUING CRIMINAL ENTERPRISE 223
A. DRUG CONSPIRACIES AND MINIMALLY INVOLVED PARTICIPANTS 223 UNITED
STATES V. BRIGHAM 223
UNITED STATES V. BURGOS 226
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SINGLE MOMS, BATTERED WOMEN, AND OTHER SEX-BASED ANOMALIES IN THE
GENDER-FREE WORLD OF THE FEDERAL SENTENCING GUIDELINES MYRNA S. READER
240
THE FUTURE OF FEDERAL SENTENCING POLICY: LEARNING LESSONS FROM
REPUBLICAN JUDICIAL APPOINTEES IN THE GUIDELINES ERA DAVID M. ZLOTNICK
241
B. RECOMMENDING A SOURCE FROM WHICH TO BUY DRUGS 242
UNITED STATES V. TYLER 242
C. WHEN DO PURCHASERS BECOME CO-CONSPIRATORS WITH SELLERS? 245 UNITED
STATES V. COLON 245
UNITED STATES V. CALDWELL 249
D. CONTINUING CRIMINAL ENTERPRISE AND DRUG KINGPIN LAWS 254 UNITED
STATES V. WITEK 255
NEW JERSEY V. ALEXANDER 258
C. MENS REA: KNOWLEDGE IN DRUG OFFENSES 265
1. WILLFUL BLINDNESS 265
UNITED STATES V. HEREDIA 265
2. KNOWLEDGE OF DRUG TYPE AND QUANTITY 275
UNITED STATES V. GOMEZ LIB
UNITED STATES V. CASEER 277
3. IS KNOWLEDGE CONSTITUTIONALLY REQUIRED? 289
SHELTON V. DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS 289
D. PROOF OF THE IDENTITY OF A SUBSTANCE 297
IDENTIFYING THE ENEMY IN THE WAR ON DRUGS: A CRITIQUE OF THE DEVELOPING
RULE PERMITTING VISUAL IDENTIFICATION OF INDESCRIPT WHITE POWDER IN
NARCOTICS PROSECUTIONS MICHAEL D. BLANCHARD AND GABRIEL}. CHIN 297
OHIO V. MCKEE 299
E. ADDITIONAL CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES OFFENSES 303
1. MAINTAINING A DRUG-INVOLVED PREMISES 303
UNITED STATES V. WILSON 303
2. FIREARMS AND CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES 305
UNITED STATES V. DOODY 305
3. DRUG FREE SCHOOL ZONES 308
A MOVING VIOLATION? HYPERCRIMINALIZED SPACES AND FORTUITOUS PRESENCE IN
DRUG FREE SCHOOL ZONES L. BUCKNER INNISS 308
UNITED STATES V. AGILAR 309
4. DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE 311
BURG V. MUNICIPAL COURT 311
SLIPPING THROUGH THE CRACKS: WHY CAN T WE STOP DRUGGED DRIVING? TINA
WESCOTT CAFARO 316
5. DRUG PARAPHERNALIA 318
SOUTH DAKOTA V. HOLWAY 318
VILLAGE OF HOFFMAN ESTATES V. THE FLIPSIDE 321
LETHAL INJECTIONS: THE LAW, SCIENCE, AND POLITICS OF SYRINGE ACCESS FOR
INJECTION DRUG USERS SCOTT BURRIS, STEFFANIE A. STRATHDEE, AND JON S.
VERNICK 325 6. PREGNANCY AND SUBSTANCE USE 328
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PREGNANT DRUG USERS, FETAL PERSONS, AND THE THREAT TO ROE V. WADE LYNN
M. PALTROW 328
KENTUCKY V. WELCH 329
F. CONSTITUTIONAL LIMITATIONS ON THE CRIMINALIZATION OF DRUG USE AND
ADDICTION 331
1. THE PROHIBITION AGAINST STATUS CRIMES 332
ROBINSON V. CALIFORNIA 332
POWELL V. TEXAS 337
2. THE RIGHT TO PRIVACY 345
RAVIN V. ALASKA 345
CHAPTER 4 * SENTENCING AND CIVIL SANCTIONS 355
A. AN INTRODUCTION TO SENTENCING 355
SPEECH AT THE AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION ANNUAL MEETING ANTHONY M. KENNEDY
355
RECONCEPTUALIZING SENTENCING DOUGLAS A. BERMAN 356
AN INTRODUCTION TO FEDERAL SENTENCING HENRY J. BEMPORAD 358
B. DRUG QUANTITY 361
1. THE IMPORTANCE OF DRUG TYPE AND QUANTITY IN SENTENCING 362 FIFTEEN
YEARS AFTER THE FEDERAL SENTENCING REVOLUTION: HOW MANDATORY MINIMUMS
HAVE UNDERMINED EFFECTIVE AND JUST NARCOTICS SENTENCING
IAN WEINSTEIN 362
THE REASON BEHIND THE RULES: FINDING AND USING THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE
FEDERAL SENTENCING GUIDELINES PAUL J. HOFER AND MARK H. ALLENBAUGH 363
UNITED STATES V. DE VARON 365
2. MEASURING DRUG QUANTITY 375
A. CARRIER MEDIUMS AND CUTTING AGENTS 375
CHAPMAN V. UNITED STATES 375
MINNESOTA V. PECK 383
OREGON V. SLOVIK 390
B. CALCULATING DRUG QUANTITY IN CONSPIRACY CASES 396
WEIGHING THE EVIDENCE: DRUG QUANTITY ISSUES IN MANDATORY MINIMUM CASES
KYLE O DOWD 396
UNITED STATES V. HICKMAN 397
C. COUNTING MARIJUANA PLANTS 405
PENNSYLVANIA V. ALLEN 405
C. ISSUES IN FEDERAL DRUG SENTENCING 408
1. THE FEDERAL MANDATORY MINIMUM PROVISIONS 408
COMPETING SENTENCING POLICIES IN A WAR ON DRUGS ERA HON. WILLIAM W.
WILKINS, JR., PHYLLIS]. NEWTON AND JOHN R. STEER 409 RETHINKING
MANDATORY MINIMUMS STEPHEN J. SCHULHOFER 411
2. THE SAFETY VALVE 414
A. THE REQUIREMENT TO TRUTHFULLY PROVIDE INFORMATION 415 UNITED STATES
V. REYNOSO 415
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UNITED STATES V. BROWNLEE 421
B. THE CRIMINAL HISTORY PROVISION 423
UNITED STATES V. BODDIE 423
3. PROVIDING SUBSTANTIAL ASSISTANCE 426
UNITED STATES V. ROUNSAVALL 427
4. THE CRACK AND POWDER COCAINE SENTENCING DISPARITY 430
UNITED STATES V. CLARY 430
5. RECIDIVISM AND DRUG SENTENCING 442
RETHINKING RECIDIVIST ENHANCEMENTS: THE ROLE OF PRIOR DRUG CONVICTIONS
IN FEDERAL SENTENCING SARAH FRENCH RUSSELL 442
D. DRUG SENTENCING AND THE EIGHTH AMENDMENT 448
UNITED STATES V. ANGELOS 448
INDIRECT HARMS AND PROPORTIONALITY: THE UPSIDE-DOWN WORLD OF FEDERAL
SENTENCING MARK OSIER 457
E. PROSECUTORIAL DISCRETION 459
UNEQUAL JUSTICE: THE FEDERALIZATION OF CRIMINAL LAW STEVEN D. CLYMER 460
UNITED STATES V. ELLIOTT 461
UNITED STATES V. DOSSIE 465
F. DRUG COURTS 474
EMBRACING ADDICTION: DRUG COURTS AND THE FALSE PROMISE OF JUDICIAL
INTERVENTION ERIC]. MILLER 474
DRUG COURTS: A REVIEW OF THE EVIDENCE RYAN S. KING AND JILL PASQUARELLA
477
CONTRAINDICATED DRUG COURTS JOSH BOWERS 479
AMERICA S PROBLEM-SOLVING COURTS: THE CRIMINAL COSTS OF TREATMENT AND
THE CASE FOR REFORM 482
G. CIVIL SANCTIONS AND CONTROLS 484
1. COLLATERAL CONSEQUENCES OF A DRUG CONVICTION 484
A. AN OVERVIEW OF COLLATERAL CONSEQUENCES 484
COLLATERAL DAMAGE : NO RE-ENTRY FOR DRUG OFFENDERS NORA V. DEMLEITNER
484
B. PUBLIC HOUSING 488
DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT V. RUCKER 488 2. ASSET
FORFEITURE 492
THE FORFEITURE RACKET RADLEYBALKO 492
POLICING FOR PROFIT: THE DRUG WAR S HIDDEN ECONOMIC AGENDA ERIC
BLUMENSON AND EVA NILSEN 496
UNITED STATES V. $124,700, IN U.S. CURRENCY 499
CHAPTER 5 * INVESTIGATING DRUG CRIMES 505
A. INVESTIGATING VICTIMLESS CRIMES 505
1. POLICE PARTICIPATION IN DRUG CRIMES 505
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BREAKING THE LAW TO ENFORCE IT: UNDERCOVER POLICE PARTICIPATION IN CRIME
ELIZABETH E. JOH 505
MISSOURI V. TORPHY 507
A. ENTRAPMENT 508
UNITED STATES V. RUSSELL 508
UTAHV.J.D.W. 517
B. POLICE CORRUPTION 520
THE HARMFUL SIDE EFFECTS OF DRUG PROHIBITION RANDY BARNETT 520
UNITED STATES V. REESE 523
2. INFORMANTS 529
A. THE IMPORTANCE OF INFORMANTS IN DRUG INVESTIGATIONS 529 DEREGULATING
GUILT: THE INFORMATION CULTURE OF THE CRIMINAL SYSTEM ALEXANDRA NATAPOFF
529
B. RELIABILITY OF INFORMANTS 531
UNITED STATES V. SINGLETON 532
BEYOND UNRELIABLE: HOW SNITCHES CONTRIBUTE TO WRONGFUL CONVICTIONS
ALEXANDRA NATAPOFF 539
SCHALK V. INDIANA 540
NEBRASKA V. JOHNSON 543
C. INFORMANT SAFETY AND SANCTIONED CRIMINALITY 547
COERCED INFORMANTS AND THIRTEENTH AMENDMENT LIMITATIONS ON THE
POLICE-INFORMANT RELATIONSHIP MICHAEL L RICH 547
D. THE PUBLIC AUTHORITY AND INNOCENT INTENT DEFENSES 550 UNITED STATES
V. FULCHER 550
3. WIRETAPS 556
UNITED STATES V. MELENDEZ-SANTIAGO 557
B. DRUG INVESTIGATIONS AND THE FOURTH AMENDMENT 559
1. SEARCHES FOLLOWING AN OBSERVED DRUG SALE 560
NEW JERSEY V. PINEIRO 560
CAN T YOU SEE WHAT I M SAYING? MAKING EXPRESSIVE CONDUCT A CRIME IN
HIGH-CRIME AREAS LENESE C. HERBET 565
CRIME MAPPING AND THE FOURTH AMENDMENT: REDRAWING HIGH-CRIME AREAS
ANDREW GUTHRIE FERGUSON 566
2. PROFILING AND PRETEXTUAL STOPS 571
FLORIDA V. JOHNSON 571
THE IMPACT OF THE WAR ON DRUGS ON PROCEDURAL FAIRNESS AND RACIAL
EQUALITY DAVID RUDOVSKY 575
HOW RACIAL PROFILING IN AMERICA BECAME THE LAW OF THE LAND: UNITED
STATES V. BRIGNONI-PONCE AND WHREN V. UNITED STATES AND THE NEED FOR
TRULY REBELLIOUS LAWYERING KEVIN R. JOHNSON 578
UNITED STATES V. LAMOUR 580
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3. DRUG DOG SNIFFS 585
ILLINOIS V. CABALKS 585
THOSE DOGGONE SNIFFS ARE OFTEN WRONG: THE FOURTH AMENDMENT HAS GONE TO
THE DOGS JEFFREY S. WEINER AND KIMBERLY HOMAN 589
4. NO-KNOCK DRUG RAIDS 591
OVERKILL: THE RISE OF PARAMILITARY POLICE RAIDS IN AMERICA RADLEY BALKO
592
5. DRUG TESTING 601
TESTING DRUGS VERSUS TESTING FOR DRUG USE: PRIVATE RISK MANAGEMENT IN
THE SHADOW OF CRIMINAL LAW ROBERT}. MACCOUN 601
NATIONAL TREASURY EMPLOYEES UNION V. VON RAAB 606
C. OTHER CONSTITUTIONAL ISSUES 616
1. IS THERE A DRUG EXCEPTION TO THE CONSTITUTION? 616
DRUG EXCEPTIONALISM ERIK LUNA 616
2. DRUG POLICY AND THE FIRST AMENDMENT 618
THE SECOND CASUALTY OF WAR: CIVIL LIBERTIES AND THE WAR ON DRUGS PAUL
FINKELMAN 618
GONZALES V. O CENTRO ESPIRITA BENEFICENTE UNIAO DO VEGETAL 622
PART III
CHAPTER 6 * THE CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES ACT 627
A. THE CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES ACT: OVERVIEW AND CONSTITUTIONALITY 627
MAKING SENSE OF DRUG REGULATION: A THEORY OF LAW FOR DRUG CONTROL POLICY
KIMANI PAUL-EMILE 629
THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR THE REFORM OF MARIJUANA LAWS (NORML) V.
BELL 637
B. CLASSIFYING SUBSTANCES UNDER THE CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES ACT 644
GRINSPOON V. DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION 645
IN THE MATTER OF MARIJUANA RESCHEDULING PETITION 657
MARIJUANA SCHEDULING PETITION; DENIAL OF PETITION 665
ALLIANCE FOR CANNABIS THERAPEUTICS V. DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION
674
MONSONV. DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION 678
C. RESEARCH OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES 682
MEDICAL MARIJUANA: THE CONFLICT BETWEEN SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE AND
POLITICAL IDEOLOGY PETER J. COHEN 683
CHAPTER 7 * CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES AS MEDICINES 687
A. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES ACT AND THE FOOD,
DRUG, AND COSMETIC ACT 687
AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION V. WEINBERGER 687 B. THE CONTROLLED
SUBSTANCES ACT AND PRESCRIPTION DRUGS 693
CHALLENGES IN THE FEDERAL REGULATION OF PAIN MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGIES
LARS NOAH 694
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1. REGULATION AND PROSECUTION OF PHYSICIANS 702
UNITED STATES V. MOORE 702
TREATING PAIN V. REDUCING DRUG DIVERSION AND ABUSE: RECALIBRATING THE
BALANCE IN OUR DRUG CONTROL LAWS AND POLICIES DIANE E. HOFFMANN 709
UNITED STATES V. HURWITZ 715
DID YOU FORGET TO SAY YOU RE SORRY? LITIGATING A SHOW CAUSE HEARING FOR
A PHYSICIAN S DEA REGISTRATION DOUGLAS J. BEHR 722
2. REGULATION AND PROSECUTION OF PHARMACIES 725
SEARCHING FOR SAFETY: ADDRESSING SEARCH ENGINE, WEBSITE, AND PROVIDER
ACCOUNTABILITY FOR ILLICIT ONLINE DRUG SALES BRYAN A. LIANG AND TIM
MACKEY 725
UNITED STATES V. QUINONES 728
3. REGULATION AND PROSECUTION OF MANUFACTURERS 734
THERE S DANGER HERE, CHERIE! : LIABILITY FOR THE PROMOTION AND
MARKETING OF DRUGS AND MEDICAL DEVICES FOR OFF-LABEL USES RICHARD C.
AUSNESS 735
PENICK CORPORATION V. DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION 736 4. WHAT
CONSTITUTES LEGITIMATE MEDICAL USE OF A PRESCRIPTION DRUG? 739 FAILURE
OF PHYSICIANS TO PRESCRIBE PHARMACOTHERAPIES FOR ADDICTION: REGULATORY
RESTRICTIONS AND PHYSICIAN RESISTANCE
ELLEN M. WEBER 740
C. STATE MEDICAL MARIJUANA LAWS 746
1. STATE MEDICAL MARIJUANA LAWS: AN OVERVIEW 746
STATE-BY-STATE MEDICAL MARIJUANA LAWS MARIJUANA POLICY PROJECT 746
2. THE FEDERAL RESPONSE TO STATE MEDICAL MARIJUANA LAWS 750 UNITED
STATES V. OAKLAND CANNABIS BUYERS COOPERATIVE 750 BEYOND THE
PROHIBITION DEBATE: THOUGHTS ON FEDERAL DRUG LAWS IN AN AGE OF STATE
REFORMS
ALEX KREIT 755
A CRITICAL APPRAISAL OF THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE S NEW APPROACH TO
MEDICAL MARIJUANA ROBERT A. MIKOS 761
COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO V. SAN DIEGO NORML 765
CHAPTER 8 * THE REGULATION OF SUBSTANCES THAT ARE LEGAL FOR RECREATIONAL
USE 773 A. ALCOHOL 773
FEDERALISM, POSITIVE LAW, AND THE EMERGENCE OF THE AMERICAN
ADMINISTRATIVE STATE: PROHIBITION IN THE TAFT COURT ERA ROBERT POST 773
THE PROHIBITION HANGOVER: WHY WE ARE STILL FEELING THE EFFECTS OF
PROHIBITION MARCIA YABLON 111
GRANHOLM V. HEALD 780
B. TOBACCO 787
SMOKING OUT THE IMPACT OF TOBACCO-RELATED DECISIONS ON PUBLIC HEALTH LAW
MICAH L. BERMAN 787
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SMOKING ABROAD AND SMOKELESS AT HOME: HOLDING THE TOBACCO INDUSTRY
ACCOUNTABLE IN A NEW ERA KAREN C. SOKOL 789
C. CAFFEINE 792
THE CONSUMABLE VICE: CAFFEINE, PUBLIC HEALTH, AND THE LAW JAMES G.
HODGE, JR., MEGAN SCANLON, ALICIA CORBETT AND ANDREW SORENSEN 792
PART IV
CHAPTER 9 * INTERNATIONAL AND COMPARATIVE DRUG CONTROL 801
A. THE INTERNATIONAL MARKET FOR CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES 801
DISCIPLINING GLOBALIZATION: INTERNATIONAL LAW, ILLEGAL TRADE, AND THE
CASE OF NARCOTICS CHANTAL THOMAS 801
WORLD DRUG REPORT, 2011 UNITED NATIONS OFFICE ON DRUGS AND CRIME 804
A REPORT ON GLOBAL ILLICIT DRUGS MARKETS 1998-2007: ASSESSING THE
OPERATION OF THE GLOBAL DRUG MARKET, REPORT 1 PETER H. RENTER 806
NOTE: GLOBALIZATION OF THE U.S. BLACK MARKET: PROHIBITION, THE WAR ON
DRUGS, AND THE CASE OF MEXICO SETH HARP 813
DRUG VIOLENCE IN MEXICO: DATA AND ANALYSIS THROUGH 2010 VIRIDIANA RIOS
AND DAVID A. SHIRK 820
WAR ON DRUGS REPORT OF THE GLOBAL COMMISSION ON DRUG POLICY 826
THE NEXUS BETWEEN DRUG TRAFFICKING, TERRORISM AND ORGANIZED CRIME
MICHAEL CHERTOFF 830
TRACKING NARCO-TERRORIST NETWORKS: THE MONEY TRAIL MICHAEL JACOBSON AND
MATTHEW LEVITT 833
B. INTERNATIONAL DRUG TREATIES AND CONTROL ORGANIZATIONS 836
THE INTERNATIONAL CONTROL OF ILLEGAL DRUGS AND THE U.N. TREATY REGIME:
PREVENTING OR CAUSING HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS? DANIEL HEILMANN 836
HOW WELL DO INTERNATIONAL DRUG CONVENTIONS PROTECT PUBLIC HEALTH? ROBIN
ROOM AND PETER RENTER 845
EXPLAINING STATE COMMITMENT TO THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT: STRONG
ENFORCEMENT MECHANISMS AS A CREDIBLE THREAT YVONNE M. DUTTON 850
JUST SAY NO: THE CASE AGAINST EXPANDING THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL
COURT S JURISDICTION TO INCLUDE DRUG TRAFFICKING HEATHER L. KIEFER 851
C. U.S. INFLUENCE ON INTERNATIONAL DRUG CONTROL 856
1. EXTRATERRITORIAL APPLICATION OF U.S. DRUG LAWS 856
A. PROSECUTION OF FOREIGN DRUG PRODUCERS AND DISTRIBUTORS 857 UNITED
STATES V. NORIEGA 857
UNITED STATES V. MANUEL 864
UNITED STATES V. LOPEZ-VANEGAS 870
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B. PROSECUTION OF DRUG POSSESSION ON THE HIGH SEAS 875
BEYOND THE ARTICLE I HORIZON: CONGRESS S ENUMERATED POWERS AND UNIVERSAL
JURISDICTION OVER DRUG CRIMES EUGENE KONTOROVICH 875
UNITED STATES V. SAAC 881
2. EXTRADITION OF DRUG OFFENDERS 884
TRAFFIC CIRCLES: THE LEGAL LOGIC OF DRUG EXTRADITIONS EDWARD M. MORGAN
885
3. EXTRATERRITORIAL DRUG INVESTIGATION AND ENFORCEMENT BY U.S. OFFICIALS
889 UNITED STATES V. ALVAREZ-MACHAIN 889
UNITED STATES V. VERDUGO-URQUIDEZ 899
COMMENT: WAR FOR SALE! BATTLEFIELD CONTRACTORS IN LATIN AMERICA & THE
CORPORATIZATION OF AMERICA S WAR ON DRUGS KRISTEN MCCALLION 910
4. CROP ERADICATION INITIATIVES 912
NOTE: A NEW APPROACH TO EXTRATERRITORIAL APPLICATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL
STATUTES?: UNCOVERING THE EFFECTS OF PLAN COLOMBIA JOANNE SUM-PING 913
5. THE U.S. DRUG CERTIFICATION PROCESS 915
FIGHTING BAD GUYS WITH INTERNATIONAL TRADE LAW RAJBHALA 916
D. CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES LAWS IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE 921 1. THE
DUTCH MARIJUANA COFFEE SHOPS 922
WHAT CAN WE LEARN FROM THE DUTCH CANNABIS COFFEESHOP SYSTEM? ROBERT ].
MACCOUN 922
2. DRUG TREATMENT COURTS AND PORTUGAL S DECRIMINALIZATION LAW 930 THE
DECRIMINALIZATION OPTION: SHOULD STATES CONSIDER MOVING FROM A CRIMINAL
TO A CIVIL DRUG COURT MODEL? ALEX KREIT 930
HARM REDUCTION AND THE AMERICAN DIFFERENCE: DRUG TREATMENT AND
PROBLEM-SOLVING COURTS IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE JAMES L NOLAN, JR. 939
3. HEROIN MAINTENANCE PROGRAMS 943
CAN HEROIN MAINTENANCE HELP BALTIMORE? PETER REUTER 943
4. SWEDEN S VISION OF A DRUG-FREE SOCIETY 946
WHAT CAN WE LEARN FROM SWEDEN S DRUG POLICY EXPERIENCE? CHRISTOPHER
HALLAM 946
ADDENDUM: MARIJUANA LEGALIZATION IN WASHINGTON AND COLORADO 957
INDEX 977
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