Neill Franklin, a member of Law Enforcement Against Prohibition, has been police officer for more than 32 years and has served as a commander for the Maryland State Police’s Bureau of Drug and Criminal Enforcement, as well as a trainer with the Baltimore Police Department.
It will be moms who come to rescue their children from the deadly grip of prohibition, and police against the drug war are eagerly ready to support them in this quest.
If the Obama administration really wants to go down in history as the first to take drug policy in a significantly new direction, it's going to have to actually do something.
The Mexican government is still confused over the difference between "drugs" and the violence in the battle to gain control of the unregulated drug market.