Setting direction for the rest of the country, The Drug Policy Alliance supports a move to reform New York’s drug laws. You can read a summary of the New York’s reform in the document New York’s Rockefeller Drug Laws: Explaining the Reforms of 2009. These actions parallel even larger efforts that can positively impactAmerica such as Senator Jim Webb’s push to examine and reform prison policy. Drug law reform, more readily available treatment in and out of jail, education, and health care reform all serve all can serve to end a losing drug war and guide thousands, even millions of lost addicts to recovery.
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