Alexander Lekhtman 
Refelonizing Fentanyl After Tragedy Will Worsen Colorado’s Overdose Crisis
The political response to a tragedy in Colorado threatens incremental drug policy progress in ...
Cubes to Wood Lovers’ Paralysis: Oregon’s Therapeutic Psilocybin Plan
On February 8, Oregon officials proposed the first set of rules to regulate legal ...
“Largest-Ever” Harm Reduction Ad Campaign Demands Services, Honors the Dead
You can now participate in an online memorial to honor over 1 million lives ...
Social Equity Applicant to Grow Weed in Connecticut? That’ll Be $3 Million.
As Connecticut prepares to launch its legal adult-use cannabis market later this year, the ...
Washington State’s $125 Million Drug War Restitution Plan Is Only a Start
Washington Governor Jay Inslee (D) wants to invest $125 million each year, funded by ...
Outrage at Biden Administration Caving to “Crack Pipes” Pressure
“Biden crime policy: Crack pipes for all. What could go wrong?” asked Texas Senator ...
The Mexican Government’s Lawsuit Against US Gunmakers Over Drug-War Deaths
On January 31, officials representing 13 US states and dozens of counties, advocates and ...
Prison for Selling Michael K. Williams Drugs Is Not Justice
Federal prosecutors in New York charged four men on February 2 in connection with ...
DEA Wants to Add Five Drugs to the Highly Criminalized Schedule I List
It’s dispiriting that in 2022, with decriminalization efforts taking off nationwide, adding more drugs ...
One Year on, Oregon Drug Decriminalization Is Boosting Harm Reduction and Housing
February 1 marks the one-year anniversary since Measure 110 took effect in Oregon, decriminalizing ...
