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CRJ 3110: Drugs, Crime & Society
Module 7
CRJ 3110: Drugs, Crime & Society
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Module 8
Readings
As More States Legalize Marijuana, People With Drug Convictions Want Their Records Cleared
The Difference Between the Decriminalization and Legalization of Substance
Drug Legalization and Decriminalization Beliefs Among Substance-Using and Non-Using Individuals
Ending the War on Drugs Requires Decriminalization. Does It Also Require Legalization?
Frequency of Social Media Use and Exposure to Tobacco or Nicotine-Related Content in Association With E-Cigarette Use Among Youth
He's Serving 40 Years in Prison, While Legal Marijuana Makes Others Rich
A Tale of Two Cities: Racialized Arrests Following Decriminalization and Recreational Legalization of Cannabis
Virginia Legalized It, But People in Prison on Marijuana Charges Will Stay There Under New Law
Youth’s Exposure to and Engagement With E-Cigarette Marketing on Social Media
Videos
Anti-Vaping Ads Want You to Vape
How a Flesh-Rotting ‘Zombie Drug’ is Complicating the Overdose Crisis
Impact of Social Media on Drug and Alcohol Use Among Teens
Legalize All Drugs
Oregon's Drug Decriminalization Experiment, Backfire or Work in Progress?
The Pink “Cocaine” Wave
Shocking Video Shows Zombie-Like Addicts at ‘Ground Zero’ of Philadelphia’s ‘Tranq’ Epidemic
TED TALK Ethan Nadelmann: Why We Need to End the War on Drugs
Teen Vaping Prevention Messages That Work
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