scarce law enforcement / marijuana law / state-law prohibitions / product manufacturing facilities / enforcement systems / transnational criminal networks / state law / drug law / federal law / similar legalize-and-regulate systems / retail stores / /
Organization
International Narcotics Control Board / Brookings Institution / State Department / he United States / Third Way Foundation / Federal Bureau of Investigation / Department of Justice / Judiciary Committee / United States government / Department of State / Congress / federal government / United Nations / Obama administration / office of National Drug Control Policy / Washington Office on Latin America / American government / Center for Strategic and International Studies / United States Senate Committee on the Judiciary / Commission on Narcotic Drugs / /
Person
Erwin Chemerinsky / See James Cole / Charles Grassley / William A. Galston / William Brownfield / Sam Kamin / Allen Hopper / Obama / John Ashcroft / Raymond Yans / Prepared Remarks / E.J. Dionne / Jr. / Response / Cole Memorandum / James M. Cole / John Walsh / Cole Memo / Lanae Erickson Hatalsky / Jeffrey T. Even / Illicit Drug / Jolene Forman / Sarah Trumble / Drug Transit / Wells C. Bennett / Phillip Wallach / John Hudak / /
Position
attorney / Assistant Secretary of State for International Narcotics / board member / president / Assistant Attorney General / Secretary of State / Deputy Attorney General / private / U.S. officials / Colonel / Managing Editor / kicker / Attorney General / assistant U.S. attorney / a district attorney / Deputy Solicitor General / /
October[removed]Marijuana Legalization is an Opportunity to Modernize International Drug Treaties By Wells Bennett and John Walsh Summary