Overview of Illegal Drug and Marijuana Law
The ebook Illegal Drug and Marijuana Law provides an in-depth exploration of the complex legal and policy dilemmas surrounding the criminalization and regulation of psychoactive substances. It is suitable as the primary or sole textbook for a diverse range of law courses. Whether for a seminar on the war on drugs, an advanced program addressing drug-related offenses, a comprehensive course on controlled substances law, or an international summer program centered on drug regulation, this book is designed for easy integration and flexibility. Its captivating case studies and insightful excerpts from academic literature foster engaging classroom discussions. From beginning to end, it delivers a rich and intellectually stimulating experience for students.
The ebook opens with discussions on the arguments surrounding prohibition and alternative approaches, emphasizing the modern prohibition model known as the “war on drugs.” Once this context is established, it delves into the specific drug laws, examining drug offenses, sentencing related to drug crimes, and investigative procedures for these offenses. Following this, the text reviews the administrative laws that dictate how controlled substances are classified, along with their medical use and distribution. In closing, it provides a summary of the global efforts to control drugs. The previous edition of this work was distributed under the name Controlled Substances: Crime, Regulation, and Policy in 2013.
ISBNs: 978-1531012052, 978-1611637892
NOTE: This only consists of the eBook Illegal Drug and Marijuana Law, 1st Edition, in a scanned (searchable) PDF. No access codes are included.
