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AlterNet / By Bill Piper

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Lessons Not Learned Since Tragic Drug Raid in Atlanta

Money spent prosecuting and jailing low-level offenders is money not being spent on drug treatment or education.

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Bill Piper is director of national affairs for the Drug Policy Alliance .

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