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Ohio Set to Let Drug Offenders Keep Drivers License Author: Justin Mckibben Eh-hem... yerp, everyone watch out. The Ohio kid is gonna talk about Ohio stuff again. For those of you who are currently unaware, the law which follows a 1990’s statute established by the federal government states that... Learn More

The Real Deal with Drug-Dealing: Not So Black and White By Cheryl Steinberg That is, when it comes to race, drug dealing and arrests don’t always go hand-in-hand. In a nutshell, more white people deal drugs, but more black people are arrested for it, statistically-speaking. This clear-cut chart... Learn More

In the News: Federal Government Moves To Reduce Sentences of Thousands of Drug Offenders The New Policy The U.S. Sentencing Commission unanimously voted a resounding ‘YES’ this past Friday in an attempt to make the recent decision of lowering guidelines of prison sentences for most federal drug law violators retroactive, which means to include... Learn More

In the News: Obama Administration to Reform Drug Sentencing Policy Today, Attorney General Eric Holder is announcing a pretty big change in the way the Justice Department prosecutes minor drug cases. The new approach is meant to send fewer low-level, nonviolent drug users to federal prison, part of a broader... Learn More

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