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The Rise & Fall of Pueblo’s Cannabis Industry
The story of the Pueblo Cannabis Industry in Colorado reveals both the hope and challenges…
Prevention FIRST! The Hyannis Consensus Blueprint: A Landmark in Balanced Drug Policy
Prevention FIRST! The Hyannis Consensus Blueprint: A Landmark in Balanced Drug Policy March 12, 2025…
Growing Up with Hippie Parents in a Cloud of Smoke
Growing Up with Hippie Parents in a Cloud of Smoke January 16, 2025 A Child’s…
Voters in U.S Reject Marijuana and Psychedelic Legalization, Sending Clear Message to Lawmakers
January 2, 2025By WRD News Team 10 Share this post? FacebookTwitterPinterest Voters across the United States…
The San Francisco Harm Reduction Nightmare, Maybe Over?
November 19, 2024 By WRD News Team In the saga of San Francisco’s drug crisis, there’s…
The Digital Dilemma: Unveiling the Impact of Technology on Drug Trafficking
November 14, 2024 By WRD News Team The intertwining of technology and drug trafficking presents a…
Busting the Myth That Marijuana Doesn’t Kill in 1 minute
Kevin Sabet, a former adviser on drug policy to three presidents—Clinton, Bush and Obama
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Diversion programs like L.E.A.D. and drug courts—modeled after Sweden’s strict but compassionate approach—use criminalization as a gateway to recovery, helping addicts rebuild their lives rather than remain stuck in harmful cycles. Proven to reduce recidivism and save millions in taxpayer dollars, these programs demonstrate that the legal system can play a vital role in real, lasting rehabilitation.
