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The Anti-Drug Abuse Act, passed 40 years ago, created permanent drug penalties. However, funding for drug treatment remains uncertain, dependent on annual budget discussions.
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The Anti-Drug Abuse Act, passed 40 years ago, created permanent drug penalties. However, funding for drug treatment remains uncertain, dependent on annual budget discussions.
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40 years after the Anti-Drug Abuse Act, punishment is law and treatment is lacking
40 Years After Anti-Drug Abuse Act, Drug Penalties Remain Permanent