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June 2013 tHe <str
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TABLE OF CONTENTS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
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VII. RECoMMEndATIonS ..............
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has been a fiscal fiasco. The taxpa
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I. InTRodUCTIon Over the past 40 ye
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combined — or one every 37 second
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use been treated as a public health
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prevention, as well as general fund
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arrests account for less than 80% o
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FIndIng #2 Extreme Racial dispariti
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• Of marijuana possession arrests
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• Racial disparities in marijuana
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correctional facilities for possess
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much public transportation, so not
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PROFILE Alfredo Carrasquillo, 29 Ne
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III. METhodologY This report relies
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The NSDUH survey is the primary sou
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a portion, if not a significant num
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to be equal to one. If the coverage
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FIGURE2 NumberofArrestsforMarijuana
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ii. State data There were 784,021 a
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The national marijuana possession a
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iii. County data Cook County, IL (i
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The counties with the largest incre
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B. Significant Racial disparities E
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TABLE 6 States with Largest Racial
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This startling statistic is illustr
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The states that made the highest nu
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Indeed, examining the state-by-stat
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Figure 14 shows the counties with t
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As Table 10 shows, significant arre
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FIGURE17 LargestRacialDisparitiesin
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In the 15 counties with the highest
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Turning to the 15 counties with the
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FIGURE22 MarijuanaUseAmong18-to25-Y
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expenditures, where these expenditu
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particular, using a modified propor
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South dakota Racial disparities in
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Texas Racial disparities in Marijua
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Vermont Racial disparities in Marij
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Washington Racial disparities in Ma
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Wisconsin Racial disparities in Mar
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