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The Drug War Was Lost Before It Started,why Does Our Gov. Refuse To Admit This Fact?

1 hour, 59 minutes ago ago from Canada Drugs Information

past two years, drug violence in Mexico has become a fixture of the daily news. Some of this violence pits drug cartels against one another; some involves confrontations between law enforcement and traffickers. Recent estimates suggest thousands have lost their lives in this war on drugs. The U.S. and Mexican responses to this violence have been predictable: more troops and police, greater border controls and expanded enforcement of every ...

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Feds mull regulating drugs in water

57 minutes ago ago from Rainworks Blog

Relative to this article; “Feds mull regulating drugs in water” is the widespread concern by DHS that terrorists could contaminate public and private municipal water resources in communities; nationwide and even globally. If this catastrophe ever did happen, it may take years to re-purify each resource and its infrastructure. Summary of Associated Press news article: Feds mull regulating drugs in water A burst of significant ...

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Measure To Legalize Marijuana Will Be Key Battle In 2010 Elections

23 hours ago ago from Cannabis News - Medical Marijuana, Marijuana News, Hemp, Cannabis

The Temperature Of The Always Burning Marijuana Issue Will Likely Rise In 2010. Officials from a group campaigning to put a marijuana legalization measure before California voters said they have enough signatures to qualify for the 2010 ballot. The possibility of marijuana being legalized in the state has riled area activists on both sides of the issue. First off, we don't think it's going to pass at all, said Paul Chabot, ...

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Magnet for new drug trials

11 hours ago ago from Singapore Guide - ABC Singapore

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Steganography?

9 hours ago ago from CYB3RCRIM3

I ’ve done a few posts in which I speculate about the state of the law in a particular area involving law and technology. This post, I’m afraid, is going to be even more inconclusive. For a long time I’ve been looking for a good steganography case, by which I pretty much mean a reported (or unreported) decision in which a court addresses a stego issue. I still haven’t found one, so I’m going to base this post on comments in ...

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