Top Five Criminal Justice Videos of 2008

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the war on drugs video is amazing! It is truthful and to the point. highlights the wasted ineffectual drug war,or as its called [war on citizens] and tells the destruction of families,loss of jobs because of pot arrests.

Posted by jack eich on 12/20/2008 @ 04:46PM PT
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http://blog.norml.org/

http://blog.thehill.com/2008/12/15/legalizing-marijuana-tops-obama-online-poll/

http://blog.norml.org/2008/10/12/america-desperately-needs-a-21st-century-update-of-the-shafer-commission/

Posted by Luke Watkins on 12/20/2008 @ 06:14PM PT
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time for change,the war on drug money sure could be put to better use,this medical marijuana is majority approved,but patients that are already misserable because of book dumb doctors&protect the kids come on we were all that age once and no matter how much you shelter them they still have a brain sort of and there free will will decide what they do but the war on drugs sure informs them on what to try.very coter productive,so let parents start discipling there kids again and the prisons should start empting at least the victimless.just another misserable american that keeps hopeing

Posted by james haas on 01/24/2009 @ 07:27AM PT
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