Drugs, Society and Criminal Justice
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Drugs, Society and Criminal Justice

by Charles Levinthal, Lori Brusman-Lovins

Law Sociology criminology Substance Abuse
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Drugs, Society and Criminal Justice explores the relationship between drugs, society, and the criminal justice system. Written by Charles Levinthal and Lori Brusman-Lovins, this educational resource offers a broad introduction to a complex subject relevant to students and readers interested in social science, law, and criminal justice.

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Drugs, Society and Criminal Justice examines the connections among drug-related issues, social life, and the criminal justice system.

Written by Charles Levinthal and Lori Brusman-Lovins, the book provides an educational foundation for considering how these subjects intersect.

Its broad focus makes it relevant to readers seeking an introduction to drug policy, social consequences, and criminal justice.

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