21. General Accounting Office Publications On Drugs And Drug Policy Violent Crime Federal Law enforcement Assistance in drug and Alcohol Abuse Billions Spent Annually for Treatment and prevention Activities (Letter http://www.druglibrary.org/schaffer/GOVPUBS/gao/gaomen1.htm

Sign the Resolution Contents Feedback Search ... General Accounting Office Publications General Accounting Office Document Menu GAO Documents relating to drug policy General Accounting Office Web Page Reports on Drug Interdiction and related topics Money Laundering: U.S. Efforts To Fight It Are Threatened By Currency Smuggling (Chapter Report, 03/09/94). Drug Control: U.S. Antidrug Efforts in Peru's Upper Huallaga Valley (12/07/94). In short, not working. Expanded Military Surveillance Not Justified by Measurable Goals or Results U.S. Counterdrug Activities in Central America - August 2, 1994 The Drug War- Colombia Is Implementing Antidrug Efforts, but Impact Is Uncertain October 5. 1993 Interdiction Efforts in Central America Have Had Little Impact on the Flow of Drugs August 1994 - Like all the other reports on this topic - interdiction seems to be a general waste of time and money with no real effect on the overall flow of drugs. Drug War: Observations on the U.S. International Drug Control Strategy (Testimony, 06/27/95, GAO/T-NSIAD-95-182). Drug War: Observations on U.S. International Drug Control Efforts

22. General Barry R. McCaffrey Sworn In As New Drug Czar told the Committee that dealing with drug abuse requires and a longterm commitment. Treatment, prevention, education, enforcement, and interdiction http://www.ndsn.org/march96/drugczar.html

General Barry R. McCaffrey Sworn in as New Drug Czar ONDCP March 1996 On February 29, 1996, General Barry R. McCaffrey was sworn in as the new director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy. At his confirmation hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee on February 27, McCaffrey pledged to increase coordination and cooperation among various law enforcement bodies on the local, state, and federal level. "If confirmed by the Senate, I can assure you that we, the senior officials of the government, will work together to forge a coherent strategy and in a responsive manner to Congressional viewpoints," McCaffrey told the Committee (Christopher S. Wren, "General Urges Drug Problem To Be Treated Like a Cancer," New York Times , February 28, 1996, p. A13). Before McCaffrey could speak, he listened to a half hour of Congressional speeches on the drug war. Chairman Orrin G. Hatch (R-UT) decried President Clinton's "abdication of responsibility" exemplified by a cut in the Department of Defense interdiction budget by more than half, from $854 million in FY 1992 to $395 million in FY 1995. Sen. Hatch claimed that "since the President took office, our nation has experienced a 53% drop in our ability to interdict and push back drug shipments in the transit zone. This has coincided with increased purity of drugs on the street, record low prices, sharply increased drug use among young people, and the highest-ever levels of overdoses among hard-core users."

23. THE MERCK MANUAL, Sec. 15, Ch. 195, Drug Use And Dependence BR of Western culture, although in general, it is the Comprehensive drug Abuse prevention and Control the physician s federal drug enforcement Administration (DEA http://www.merck.com/mrkshared/mmanual/section15/chapter195/195a.jsp

24. Illinois - State And Local Resources - ONDCP Attorney general s Office; Law enforcement Planning; Statistical Analysis Center; Uniform RADAR Network Agency; HIVprevention Program; drug and Alcohol http://www.whitehousedrugpolicy.gov/statelocal/il/

State Pages Alabama Alaska American Samoa Arizona ... Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky ... Illinois State Profile (PDF) Overview of drug use statistics and drug prevention efforts in the state of Illinois. City Profiles Chicago (PDF) Springfield (PDF) To help ONDCP continue to provide valuable State and local information, please e-mail your comments, updates, or new drug-related reports. Download Adobe Acrobat Reader State Policy Offices Governor's Office State Legislative Contact State Drug Program Coordinator State Criminal Justice Offices Attorney General's Office Law Enforcement Planning Statistical Analysis Center Uniform Crime Reports Contact ... Corrections Agency State Health Offices RADAR Network Agency HIV-Prevention Program Drug and Alcohol Agency State Education Office State Coordinator for Drug-Free Schools Glossary of State Agency Functions Chicago High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (HIDTA) FBI Drug Demand Reduction Coordinators ... Northeast Counterdrug Training Center Last Updated: May 4, 2004

25. Glossary - State And Local Resources - ONDCP prevention efforts between law enforcement agencies and the community; disseminates drug and crime prevention literature to schools, and the general public. http://www.whitehousedrugpolicy.gov/statelocal/glossary.html

State Pages Alabama Alaska American Samoa Arizona ... Wyoming Glossary of State Agency Functions State Policy Offices Office of the Governor Establishes policy priorities and issues executive orders; responsible for the implementation of legislation; responsible for designating the State agency that applies for Federal drug law enforcement, education, treatment, and prevention funds. State Legislature Enacts enabling legislation and provides oversight of executive agency activities; sets funding levels for State wide drug law enforcement, treatment, and prevention. State Drug Program Coordinator Establishes a Statewide drug abuse action plan and coordinates the activities of executive branch agencies; helps to establish program priorities. State Criminal Justice Offices Attorney General's Office Establishes legal guidelines for the implementation of legislation and the prosecution of offenders; helps coordinate Statewide drug task force activities. Law Enforcement Planning Office Coordinates law enforcement initiatives with the State's criminal justice system. Crime Prevention Office Monitors Statewide crime prevention efforts between law enforcement agencies and the community; disseminates drug and crime prevention literature to schools, and the general public.

26. Law Links And Other Web Related Resources Child Support enforcement Handbook (DHHS) Texas Attorney general Child National Council on Alcoholism and drug Dependence prevention Primer Center http://www.clarkprosecutor.org/html/links/links.htm

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27. Narconon To Train Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency - September 30, 2003 free and inexpensive drug rehabilitation and prevention service was Anselmo S. Avenido Jr., Director general of the Philippine drug enforcement Agency (PDEA http://www-2.cs.cmu.edu/~dst/Narconon/sources/media/mb300903.htm

Source documents Media Articles - 2000s Last updated 16 December 2003 Contents Source Documents Media Articles - 2000s Narconon to train Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency Manila Bulletin (Philippines) September 30, 2003 'Narconon,' drug-free rehab program now in RP A drug-free and inexpensive drug rehabilitation and prevention service was demonstrated to Filipino drug rehabilitation personnel recently. Instead of drugs, the center, called Narconon (meaning no drug), uses nutrition, assists, objective exercises, and training routines. Usec. Anselmo S. Avenido Jr., Director General of the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA), recently invited Clark Carr, Narconon International president, and Dr. Nerida James, president of Narconon Australia, to conduct workshops and to present Narconons methodology before Filipino drug rehabilitation personnel at the PDEA Academy in Camp Crame, Quezon City. I was impressed by Narconons package of rehabilitation services when I visited their headquarters in Los Angeles, USA, that I decided to invite Mr. Carr to come to the Philippines and conduct workshops for our drug rehabilitation personnel, Avenido said. Ex-addicts initiative Narconon began in 1966 through the efforts of Arizona State Prison inmate William Benitez, a hard-core addict from the age of 13, then serving his fourth prison term. He unsuccessfully tried numerous ways to kick his drug habit. That changed when Benitez came across a book by L. Ron Hubbard, one of the most acclaimed and widely read authors.

28. 16.005 PUBLIC EDUCATION ON DRUG ABUSE_INFORMATION to law enforcement agencies, educational organizations and institutions communiy antidrug coalitions and the general public to assist in drug abuse prevention http://12.46.245.173/pls/portal30/SYSTEM.PROGRAM_TEXT_RPT.SHOW?p_arg_names=prog_

29. DEA Resources, For Law Enforcement Officers, Intelligence Reports, The Drug Situ Narcotics Department drug enforcement arm of the Vietnam general Department of This plan covers drug law enforcement, prevention, education, treatment http://www.dea.gov/pubs/intel/02001/02001.html

HOME CONTACT US SITE DIRECTORY [print friendly page] Drug Intelligence Brief THE DRUG SITUATION IN VIETNAM November 2001 STATUS IN INTERNATIONAL DRUG TRAFFICKING Since 1995, Vietnam has been designated as a major drug transit and production nation by the U.S. Department of State. Vietnam produces approximately 15 tons of opium annually with most of the opium poppy crop cultivated by ethnic minorities and used in the northwestern mountainous regions of the country. The Vietnamese Government, however, is continuing its efforts to reduce opium cultivation through education, eradication, and a crop substitution program. CULTIVATION AND PROCESSING Opium As is the practice in Burma, China, Laos, and Thailand, the opium poppy is cultivated and processed into heroin by ethnic minority groups, particularly the Hmong highlanders in the northern provinces of Lai Chau, Son La, Nghe Anh, and other northwestern and central provinces that border Laos and China. Although this potential opium production could yield approximately 1 metric ton of processed heroin, the actual amount eventually produced is less than half of a metric ton of heroin. Most of the opium grown by local villagers is used as opium.

30. Customs - Enforcement - Detector Dog Service - Drugs And Firearms addition, the detector dog teams assist other law enforcement agencies such They play an important role in promoting drug awareness and prevention. http://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/general/special_services/detector_dog/drugs-e.html

Contact us Help Search Canada Site ... General information and services Detector Dog Service - Drugs and firearms Frequently asked questions News release Fact Sheet Detector Dog Service - Drugs and firearms There are not many federal government departments with animals on the payroll, but the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) is one of them! Dogs have one of the most acute senses of smell of any creature in the animal world. This not only allows them to detect the presence of illegal substances, but more importantly, to pinpoint their locations. Everywhere that people and goods enter Canada, you will find detector dogs at work. These specially trained canines are able to search cars, buses, trains, trucks, cruise ships, planes and warehouses in order to prevent drugs and firearms from being smuggled into Canada. History The Detector Dog Service began in 1978 as a pilot project in Windsor, Ontario, with just three dogs. Today, there are 46 detector dogs teams strategically located at border points across Canada. These teams work to prevent drugs and firearms from being smuggled into our communities. This year, the Detector Dog Service celebrates its

31. Drug Info Clearinghouse underage-18 drinking in general may be for servers and stricter enforcement of existing Toumbourou JW 2002b drug prevention strategies A developmental http://www.druginfo.adf.org.au/article.asp?id=7172&ContainerID=466

32. AGENCIES Canada Department of the Solicitor general Canadian Security Canada Division of Violence prevention drug enforcement Administration Environmental http://www.asc41.com/AGENCIES.html

The following organizations and entities are engaged in activities that are related to criminology and criminal justice. They are divided into three general categories: Justice Agencies P rofessional Associations General Information Sources Justice Agencies Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms Attorneys' General, By State Australian Institute of Criminology Border Patrol ... U.S. Transportation Security Administration Professional Associations Academy of Behavioral Profiling Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences American Academy of Forensic Sciences American Anthropological Association ... World Society of Victimology General Information Sources AJAX (U.S. and International Government Military and Intelligence Agency Access) Alcohol and Drug Information Clearing House American Prosecutors Research Institute Amnesty International ... West's Legal Dictionary

33. Florida's Office Of Drug Control - Staff Andrew Benard Chief Counter Law enforcement general Counsel. andrew.benard@myflorida.com 850921-0485. Robin Peters Director, prevention of Youth. Alcohol Abuse. http://www.myflorida.com/myflorida/government/governorinitiatives/drugcontrol/st

DRUG CONTROL STRATEGY SUICIDE PREVENTION PRESCRIPTION DRUGS ... HOME Staff Taina Aldama Staff Assistant tainaaldama@fdle.state.fl.us Katie Fisher Staff Assistant fisherk@eog.state.fl.us Phyllis Law Chief, Prevention PhyllisLaw@fdle.state.fl.us Tami Clark Deputy Chief Prevention tamaraclark@fdle.state.fl.us Bruce Grant Chief of Staff bruce.grant@myflorida.com Gwendolyn Clark Grant Specialist VI gwendolynclark@fdle.state.fl.us Peggy Lawson Executive Assistant peggy.lawson@myflorida.com John Kerski Staff Assistant john.kerski@myflorida.com Andrew Benard Chief Counter Law Enforcement General Counsel andrew.benard@myflorida.com Doris Davis Research Assistant doris.davis@myflorida.com Thomas Hobbs Research Assistant thomas.hobbs@myflorida.com Robin Peters Director, Prevention of Youth Alcohol Abuse robin.peters@myflorida.com Alex Nunez Communications and Legislative Coordinator alex.nunez@myflorida.com Privacy Statement

34. Police Focus On Enforcement, Education In War On Drug Use kids through counseling is more important than enforcement. . prevention as well as general safety and drug prevention education teaches young kids that police http://icdus.com/stories/story.asp?ID=26840

35. Health And Enforcement In Partnership Solicitor general Canada User Report No. 199414. Police Training Activities for the prevention and Control of drug Abuse and Its Related Phenomena. http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/hecs-sesc/cds/publications/health_enforcement/appc.htm

HECS Home APPENDIX C: BIBLIOGRAPHY Australia, Alcohol and Other Drugs Council of Australia. Alternatives to the prosecution of alcohol and drug offenders , A report prepared for The National Drug Crime Prevention Fund. September 1994. Bala, Nicholas et al. State Responses to Youth Crime: A Consideration of Principles. Working document prepared for the Department of Justice. May 1994. Bardsley, John et al. "Vancouver's Needle Exchange Program". Canadian Journal of Public Health, Vol. 81, 1990. Bayer Ronald and G.M. Oppenheimer, ed. Confronting Drug Police., New York: Cambridge University Press, 1993. Bayley David. Police For the Future. New York: Oxford University Press, 1994. Blatherwick John. "How To 'Sell' a Needle Exchange Program." Canadian Journal of Public Health, Supplement 1, Vol. 80 1989. Braiden Chris. Bank Robberies and Stolen Bike. Solicitor General User Report, No. 1986-04. British Columbia. Report of the Task Force into Illicit Narcotic Overdose Deaths in British Columbia. Office of the Chief Coroner (J.V. Cain). Ottawa: Ministry of the Attorney General, September 6, 1994.

36. Health And Enforcement In Partnership drug awareness/prevention programmes. Both health/social agencies and enforcement agencies are involved in general awareness and prevention programmes. http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/hecs-sesc/cds/publications/health_enforcement/appa.htm

HECS Home APPENDIX A: METHODOLOGY This modest review of collaborative projects across Canada has limitations, but it meets the research goal of examining activities across the country. It began by making contacts in all regions, including both rural and urban areas. The initial step was a letter soliciting contacts for collaborative projects. Recipients represented broad sectoral areas, including: Canadian police services in all provinces and territories All provincial addictions agencies and ministries of Health/Social Services Department of Justice regional offices Regional offices of Solicitor General Canada Health Promotion and Social Development offices of Health Canada All known needle exchanges Known collaborative projects The Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police (CACP) assisted with reaching local police departments and provincial police. Needle exchanges proved very cooperative and an excellent contact for other health/social agencies within their communities. Recipients of these letters referred the research team to others working on collaborative projects. Information was also volunteered by people working on enforcement, health or social projects and who heard about the research from friends and associates.

37. Enforcement Letter To Nikki Tinsley Protection Agency s (EPA) Inspector general investigate management and is including antiterrorism and drug prevention activities in its enforcement figures. http://www.complianceconsortium.org/StoredDocuments/Federal/EnforcementLetterNik

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: CONTACT: THURSDAY, JULY 24, 2003 ERIK SMULSON (JEFFORDS) 202-224-5141 DAVID SANDRETTI (BOXER) 202-224-8120 JODY BENNETT (DINGELL) 202-225-6353 JEFFORDS/BOXER/DINGELL AND OTHERS CALL FOR INSPECTOR GENERAL INVESTIGATION OF EPA ENFORCEMENT OFFICE CUTS The following letter was signed by Senators: James M. Jeffords, I-VT; Barbara Boxer, D-CA; Joseph I. Lieberman, D-CT; Patrick J. Leahy, D-VT; John F. Kerry, D-MA; Ron Wyden, D-OR; Barbara A. Mikulski; D-MD; and U.S. Representatives: John D. Dingell, D-MI; James L. Oberstar, D-MN; Hilda L. Solis; D-CA; Rick Boucher, D-VA. July 24, 2003 The Honorable Nikki L. Tinsley Inspector General Environmental Protection Agency 1200 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20460-0001 Dear Inspector General Tinsley: Please evaluate the following issues and provide the requested information: 1. Recent press accounts have suggested that EPA's OECA may require supplementary resources in order to fulfill its core mission and its recently assigned homeland security duties. EPA disputes these claims. Please identify and describe changes to EPA's criminal and civil enforcement duties and workload due to homeland security requirements since September 11, 2001. In your assessment, please include federal legislative and regulatory requirements, counter-terrorism activities, emergency response activities, assisting local law enforcement, and shifts in other agencies priorities, and budget and personnel (FTE-Full Time Equivalents) data for the last three complete fiscal years as well as for FY 2003 thus far.

38. Law Enforcement Intelligence Report, Newsletters, Videos, Seminars And Interacti Directory State Attorneys general. Directory State Police. Directory Telephone. drug Abuse prevention. drug Abuse Users Resource. drug enforcement. drug Policy. http://www.lawintelrpt.com/TOCs/policecyberencyclopedia.html

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39. Department Of Justice - Safety - Crime Prevention - Victorian Law timely and useful data, research and analysis of drug and alcohol Projects which develop integrated and innovative enforcement and prevention strategies. http://www.justice.vic.gov.au/CA2569020010922A/page/Safety-Crime Prevention-Vict

40. MedlinePlus: Prescription Drug Abuse US drug prevention, Treatment, enforcement Agencies Take on Doctor Shoppers Prescription drugs and Pain Medications (National Institute on drug Abuse). http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/prescriptiondrugabuse.html

@import url(http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/images/advanced.css); Skip navigation Other health topics: A B C D ... List of All Topics Prescription Drug Abuse Contents of this page: News From the NIH Prevention/Screening Research ... Statistics Search MEDLINE for recent research articles on Prescription Drug Abuse You may also be interested in these MedlinePlus related pages: Medicines Substance Abuse Latest News Updated Directory of Drug, Alcohol Abuse Treatment Programs Available (04/28/2004, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration) From the National Institutes of Health Prescription Drugs Abuse and Addiction (National Institute on Drug Abuse) Also available in: Spanish Prescription Drugs and Pain Medications (National Institute on Drug Abuse) Prevention/Screening Preventing and Detecting Prescription Drug Abuse (National Institute on Drug Abuse) Also available in: Spanish Proper Use of Pain Medications Reduces Likelihood of Addiction (Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research) Research New Research in Animals Reveals Possible Long-Term Effects of Stimulants on Brain and Behavior (National Institute on Drug Abuse) Specific Conditions/Aspects Benzodiazepines (Drug Enforcement Administration) Depressants (Drug Enforcement Administration) Hormone Abuse (Hormone Foundation) Methylphenidate (Ritalin) (National Institute on Drug Abuse) Opioids (Narcotics) (Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research) OxyContin: Questions and Answers (Center for Drug Evaluation and Research)

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