From Witches to Crack Moms: Women, Drug Law, and PolicyCarolina Academic Press, 2004 - 367 頁 "This book provides a critical feminist analysis of the impact drug law and policy have on women in the U.S. compared with women in Britain and Canada. In order to illuminate the connections between the regulation of illegal drug use in Western liberal states and non-Western states, the drug war's impact on women and indigenous peoples in Colombia is also addressed."--BOOK JACKET. |
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... Similar to the U.S. and Britain , marijuana is the most widely used illegal drug by Canadian women and men . Women's lifetime rate of marijuana is 18.7 percent compared with men's rate of 23.1 percent . However , the lifetime rates for ...
... Similar to the U.S. and Britain , marijuana is the most widely used illegal drug by Canadian women and men . Women's lifetime rate of marijuana is 18.7 percent compared with men's rate of 23.1 percent . However , the lifetime rates for ...
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... similar to Canada's drug laws : they are not lenient yet not as harsh as those in the U.S. The maximum sentence for possession of Class A drugs such as cocaine is seven years , and for Class B drugs such as cannabis and sedatives , five ...
... similar to Canada's drug laws : they are not lenient yet not as harsh as those in the U.S. The maximum sentence for possession of Class A drugs such as cocaine is seven years , and for Class B drugs such as cannabis and sedatives , five ...
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... Similar to increasing prison rates for women in Canada and the U.S. , the number of women in prison in Britain has doubled over the last decade . Not since the end of the nineteenth century have so many women been imprisoned ; in fact ...
... Similar to increasing prison rates for women in Canada and the U.S. , the number of women in prison in Britain has doubled over the last decade . Not since the end of the nineteenth century have so many women been imprisoned ; in fact ...
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