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AOD Studies Transcript (2002)

Decriminalization Breakdown

Proposition 36: Treatment as Remedy (2000)

Cartels/Supply Chains

Dear Portland Voter

Diverse Audience Seeks Answers in Combating Heroin Overdose (2000)

Drug Policy Forums Lindesmith Center West (2000)

Drug Policy Alliance

Fentanyl isn’t a Scapegoat. It’s a Game Changer

Foreign Affairs (1998)

Friends in High Places

From Oxy to Fentanyl

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How Oregon Became a Decriminalized State: it Took (an) Initiative

In Their Own Words: Drug Policy Alliance Victories

Just Say Yes?

Oregon’s Failed Experiment

Oregon Wasn’t Arresting its Way Out of It

Oregon Gets an “F” for Fentanyl

Reality Bites Back

So Why Don’t You Go to Soros? (1999)

Stanford Drug Policy Conference Speakers Criticize Drug Policy Status Quo (1999)

Understanding Addiction

What Do We Do Now?

What’s the Civil Liberties Group for Trafficked Juveniles Forced to Sell Fentanyl?

Whose Will Be Done?

Your Eyes Aren’t Lying

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