What Are Some Books Similar to Go Ask Alice?
Question by Steven: What are some books similar to Go Ask Alice?
I’m looking for some drug addiction/recovery/drug abuse books.
Although I will probably read all the books suggested, I’m looking for one with a not-so-positive outcome. Thanks!
Best answer:
Answer by Legs
William S. Burroughs – Junky
Jim Carroll – The Basketball Diaries
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What Is the Law That Criminalized Marijuana?
Question by AA: What is the law that criminalized marijuana?
I now its the Comprehensive Drug Abuse Prevention and Control Act of 1970, but what is the actual law number? How can I find the actual text of the bill on a governmental site?
Ok so I just found the actual text. But can anyone direct me to where I may find the legislative history?
Best answer:
Answer by Luke
No marijuana was actually banned in the 1920 along with alcohol they just never lifted it when they lifted the ban on alcohol and then didn’t try to enforce it until the 60’s.
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