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Marijuana - The New Prohibition
Is Marijuana all that harmful?
Even assuming that the drug is dangerous, do the current punishments fit the crime?
Does the benefit the marijuana laws provide outweigh the harm they cause?
Professor John Kaplan, a former assistant U.S. Attorney, explored these and other crucial questions relating to the marijuana problem. In this balanced and unhysterical report, he presents his findings—the evidence that forced him to conclude that the use of marijuana must be legalized.
(from the back cover)
Even assuming that the drug is dangerous, do the current punishments fit the crime?
Does the benefit the marijuana laws provide outweigh the harm they cause?
Professor John Kaplan, a former assistant U.S. Attorney, explored these and other crucial questions relating to the marijuana problem. In this balanced and unhysterical report, he presents his findings—the evidence that forced him to conclude that the use of marijuana must be legalized.
(from the back cover)
402 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1970
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