Potted history of Washington State points to legalisation positives
Better police resources and increased tax take among the benefits of binning pot ban.
The Drug Foundation has long argued New Zealand’s drug laws need to be reformed to emphasise public health and safety, rather than the current punitive approach – and there has recently been a significant shift in political parties’ willingness to contemplate such a move.
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Nick Grant
Thu, 06 Jul 2017
Thu, 06 Jul 2017
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Potted history of Washington State points to legalisation positives
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