41. Untitled For the men and women of the drug enforcement Agency, of course, the job ofprotecting our values predates September 11. Nothing does more to diminish our http://www.state.gov/g/inl/rls/rm/2002/9233.htm

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42. Testimony Of Donnie Marshall, Administrator, US Drug Enforcement Documents related to international terrorism, counterterrorism and security policy. http://www.ict.org.il/documents/documentdet.cfm?docid=61

43. Watching Justice | Offices | Drug Enforcement Administration The drug enforcement Administration enforces the laws and regulations dealingwith controlled It also engages in international drug enforcement. http://www.watchingjustice.org/offices/office.php?docId=62

44. New Hampshire Hemp Council V. Marshall (1/30/2000, No. 99-1082) New Hampshire Hemp Council, Inc. v. Marshall, Acting Administrator, United States drug enforcement Administration (1/28/2000, No. 991082), United States Court of Appeals, For the First Circuit. http://www.law.emory.edu/1circuit/jan2000/99-1082.01a.html

Emory Law Home Search LawLink Calendar ... Emory University Home First Circuit Opinion January 2000 Index First Circuit Home Page Federal Courts Finder This Case in WordPerfect Format United States Court of Appeals For the First Circuit No. 99-1082 NEW HAMPSHIRE HEMP COUNCIL, INC. and DEREK OWEN, Plaintiffs, Appellants, v. DONNIE R. MARSHALL, ACTING ADMINISTRATOR, UNITED STATES DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION, Defendant, Appellee. APPEAL FROM THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF NEW HAMPSHIRE [Hon. Joseph A. DiClerico, Jr., U.S. District Judge Before Selya, Boudin and Lynch, Circuit Judges Gordon R. Blakeney, Jr. for appellants. Dana J. Martin , Appellate Staff, Civil Division, Department of Justice, with whom David W. Ogden , Acting Assistant Attorney General, Paul M. Gagnon , United States Attorney, and Mark B. Stern , Appellate Staff, Civil Division, Department of Justice, were on brief for appellee. BOUDIN, Circuit Judge . This case, which involves the definition of marijuana as used in federal criminal statutes, has its origin in a defeated legislative proposal in New Hampshire. In 1998, Derek Owen, a member of the New Hampshire state legislature, co-sponsored a bill to legalize and regulate the cultivation of "industrial hemp." The connection between the criminal statutes and Owen's bill is that both the drug commonly known as marijuana and various industrial products (

45. DEA Home Page The creation of the Scottish drug enforcement Agency will mean that for the firsttime The key to successful drug enforcement is to ensure that all the http://www.scottish.police.uk/main/campaigns/dea/

Scottish Drugs Enforcement Agency Scottish Drug Enforcement Agency - Open For Business The creation of the Scottish Drug Enforcement Agency will mean that for the first time Scotland will have an organisation dedicated to tackling drug crime. It will build on the work already done by the enforcement agencies and it will help police forces to catch those who profit from human misery. Backed by a new national advertising campaign, Deputy Justice Minister Angus MacKay, SDEA Director Jim Orr and Mr John Orr, Chief Constable of Strathclyde Police unveiled the development and plan of action for the new body: appointment of Deputy Director Detective Chief Superintendent Phil MacDonald and National Drugs Co-ordinator Detective Superintendent Matt Hamilton. The National Drugs Co-ordinator will work closely with the forthcoming Executive's Prevention and Effectiveness Unit; a national anti-drugs campaign, launched in partnership with Scottish police forces and Crimestoppers; a Scottish Intelligence Database will be developed to bring intelligence from forces and other enforcement agencies into a central point for analysis. It will help ensure a two way flow of intelligence with forces to help the work they and the SDEA do;

46. LSD - The Problem-Solving Psychedelic Article that summarizes the events which eventually led to the scheduling by the US drug enforcement Administration of LSD into schedule I. http://www.psychedelic-library.org/staf1.htm

47. Lycaeum > Leda > DEA (US Drug Enforcement Agency) Leda Contacts DEA (US drug enforcement Agency) Brief mention of the drugand its scheduling (related items ) LSD In the United States http://leda.lycaeum.org/?ID=3756

48. OxyContin FAQ Answers to regulation and restriction questions from the US Department of Justice's drug enforcement Administration. http://www.deadiversion.usdoj.gov/drugs_concern/oxycodone/oxycontin_faq.htm

49. Www.deanumber.com drug enforcement Administration (DEA) Registration Information, This is theofficial site to search for drug enforcement Agency (DEA) Controlled Substances http://www.deanumber.com/

HOME DEA SEARCH ONLINE REGISTRATION CSA DATABASE ... Privacy and Security Statement This is the Official DEA Authorized Database The products advertised on this Web site contain the complete official DEA database of persons and organizations certified to handle controlled substances under the Controlled Substances Act. DEA authorizes the use of this database, and the inclusion of any individual or organization in the database, as proof of that entity's registration with the DEA DEA database is updated Monthly. Enter your e-mail address below to receive e-mail notifications of database and product updates, and the deanumber.com Newsletter. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA)Controlled Substances Act Database Subscription Products This is the official site to search these two important DEA databases. Controlled Substances Act (CSA) Registration Database The Latest update: September 12, 2005 Updates are performed once a month, between the 12th and the 20th. The Controlled Substances Act (CSA) Registration Database consists of records of individuals registered under the Controlled Substances Act including registrants doing business under their individual name rather than a business name. These records are used to credential the CSA status of health practitioners as well as organizations.

50. Canada Foreign Interference By US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) BC justice calls illegal US drug enforcement Administration activities in Canadaan abuse of process . A British Columbia Supreme Court justice has called http://www.cfdp.ca/dea.htm

Home Goals Founders What's New ... Search BC justice calls illegal US Drug Enforcement Administration activities in Canada an "abuse of process" A British Columbia Supreme Court justice has called the illegal activities of the US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) in Canada in 1999 "blatant acts in disregard of Canadian sovereign values and law," and "so egregious as to constitute an abuse of process." As a result, the judge stayed an application by the US government to have a suspect committed for extradition to the United States. The full text of the August 1, 2002, decision by The Honourable Madam Justice J.R. Dillon in United States of America v. Licht , 2002bcsc1151, can be found here. The judge found that one entry into Canada by the DEA and its confidential source (on August 7, 1999) to participate in a drug investigation was legal. It was conducted as required by Canadian law and by a formal agreement (memorandum of understanding) between Canada and the US. However, a second entry on August 21, 1999, was not legal. This second entry and the activities that followed constituted an abuse of process. Here are some excerpts from the decision: [10] CS2 [confidential source 2, a person employed by the DEA to operate undercover] and his DEA handler travelled to Canada under the supervision of the RCMP on August 7, 1999. Members of the DEB 'E' Division of the RCMP met them at the airport. CS2 signed a Minister's Permit from Immigration Canada allowing him temporary entry into Canada until August 8, 1999. CS2 had a criminal record and was then on probation for fraud. CS2 also signed a "negative Letter of Acknowledgment" with the RCMP. This letter is a condition precedent to an agent acting in Canada. In it, CS2 stated that he understood that the investigation or his involvement in it could be discontinued at any time at the sole discretion of the RCMP and/or the DEA.

51. Industrial Hemp Petition | Wood Consumption Full text of the 1998 Resource Conservation Alliance petition to the US Department of Agriculture and drug enforcement Administration to adopt regulations permitting industrial hemp cultivation. http://www.rca-info.org/alts/petition.html

home issues alternatives wood users ... wood products Introduction to Industrial Hemp Petition Industrial hemp, the non-drug cousin of marijuana, is a natural fiber that has a multitude of uses. Current U.S. policy treats industrial hemp as a controlled substance. RCA and a coalition of groups petitioned the Department of Justice to allow the commercial cultivation of industrial hemp. TABLE OF CONTENTS Letter to U.S. Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Letter to U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Proposed Rule for the DEA Letter to U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) ... Memorandum in Support of the Petitions to the DEA and USDA Letter to OMB March 23, 1998 Mr. Donald Arbuckle, Acting Administrator Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs Office of Management and Budget Executive Office Building Washington, DC 20503 Hand Delivered Dear Mr. Arbuckle: Today, a coalition of individuals and organizations are jointly filing two administrative petitions, one with the United States Department of Agriculture and one with the United States Drug Enforcement Administration. The purpose of the petitions is to request the initiation of rule making proceedings at USDA and DEA that would lead to the enactment of regulations permitting the domestic production of a crop known as industrial hemp. Attached to this letter are copies of the two petitions, a single Memorandum in support of both petitions, and proposed USDA and DEA rules, which reflect the petitioners effort to carefully balance the needs of potential industrial hemp producers with the requirements of law enforcement agencies. Some law enforcement officials have opposed industrial hemp cultivation, because the crop belongs to the same species as the plant commonly known as Marijuana. The petitioners stand ready to work with the DEA, USDA, the Administration, the Congress, and other interested parties to further refine the rules to address legitimate concerns.

52. DEA Briefs & Background, Drugs And Drug Abuse, Drug Descriptions, Ketamine Home Brief description of its use and effects, along with legal classification, by the U.S. Department of Justice drug enforcement Administration. http://www.usdoj.gov/dea/concern/ketamine.html

HOME CONTACT US SITE DIRECTORY News from DEA News Releases Photo Library Audio/Video Library FOIA ... State Factsheets Law Enforcement Recent Cases Major Operations Intelligence Reports DEA Fugitives ... Statistics Drug Policy Controlled Substances Act Federal Trafficking Penalties Drug Scheduling DEA Resources For Contractors For Job Applicants For Law Enforcement For Legislators ... For Victims of Crime Inside the DEA DEA's Mission DEA Leadership Publications Library DEA Museum ... DOJ Homepage Ketamine Ketamine Facts Club Drug News Releases Back to Drug Descriptions

53. Drug Enforcement Administration (U.S.) drug enforcement Administration (US). DEA. Last modified 200407-17 by rickwyatt Keywords dea departmental united states http://www.crwflags.com/fotw/flags/us_dea.html

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54. Informing America's Policy On Illegal Drugs: What We Don't Know Keeps Hurting Us Data Sorely Lacking on Effectiveness of Nation s DrugEnforcement Programs Although the US drug enforcement Administration and other law-enforcement http://www4.nationalacademies.org/news.nsf/isbn/0309072735?OpenDocument

55. WEST GEORGIA DRUG TASK FORCE Multijurisdictional drug enforcement provides information and method of reporting suspected drug activity. http://westgeorgiadrugtaskforce.org

PO Box 484 Carrollton, GA EMAIL West Georgia Drug Task Force Click here for the Latest News of WGDTF and the Governor Employee Login WELCOME... To the West Georgia Drug Task Force 's Website. Here you will find information about how you can assist in our attempt to clean up our neighborhoods of DRUGS of all types. We hope that you find our website to be both informative and educational to you, your family and your friends alike. Please take a moment and browse our site, and let us know if we can add something that will better assist you with this task. Thank You. The Staff at the West Georgia Drug Task Force VILLA RICA PD GBI FBI CARROLLTON PD ... MERIWETHER SO What is... Ecstasy Marijuana? A "meth" lab? Drug House? ... G.B.I RESOURCE GUIDE FBI most wanted Internet fraud FBI crime alerts Homicide trends ADDRESS FOR MAIL: WGDTF PO Box 484 Carrollton, GA

56. Drug Enforcement - MT Dept Of Justice Summary of Montana drug enforcement programs. This federally funded, multistatedrug enforcement task force, headquartered in Denver, also includes http://www.doj.state.mt.us/enforcement/drugenforcement.asp

@import url(/code/style.css); @import url(/code/menu.css); Jump to content This website's design is only visible in a graphical browser that supports web standards, but its content is accessible to most browsers. For further information, see Help Home News Meeting Notice ... Special Projects Drug Enforcement Additional Resources Careers as a Narcotics Agent External websites not maintained by the Montana Department of Justice Montana Narcotics Officers Association The Division of Criminal Investigation (DCI) Narcotics Bureau is a statewide drug enforcement agency that initiates and conducts all types of dangerous-drug investigations throughout the state. In addition, the bureau provides investigative assistance and resources to local, state and federal drug enforcement agencies operating in Montana and neighboring states. Narcotics Agents Narcotics Bureau agents operate throughout Montana and coordinate their efforts with several local drug teams. Agents routinely assist other law enforcement agencies with: undercover drug investigations multi-offender/multi-state conspiracy investigations responding to the discovery of clandestine methamphetamine labs and assisting with evidence collection and cleanup non-drug investigations such as murder-for-hire, weapons violations, fugitive apprehension and anti-government organizations

57. Drug Enforcement Training Program drugs on a mirror drug enforcement Training Program (DETP). The drug enforcementTraining Program includes courses such as Informant Management, http://www.fletc.gov/osl/detp.htm

Drug Enforcement Training Program (DETP) The Drug Enforcement Training Program includes courses such as Informant Management, Surveillance Techniques, and Undercover Operations, and offers solutions to those problems unique to small towns and rural agencies. Courses focus on instructional methodologies and place emphasis on developing low or no cost training aids, lesson plans, and practical exercises. Students/trainers will participate in classroom instruction and program development in preparation for subsequent delivery at their home jurisdictions. Prerequisites for Attendance: Applicants must be full-time, sworn law enforcement officers, seasoned narcotics officers, and be committed to provide training in small towns and rural agencies upon completion of the program. Program Highlights Risk Management Drug Identification Adult Learning Methodologies Evidence Handling Clandestine Laboratory Safety Operational Planning Patrol and Parcel Interdiction Indoor Marijuana Cultivation Informant Management Undercover Operations Surveillance Techniques Length and Pricing Program Length: 5 days Tuition Cost: None Other Costs: Students will be responsible for travel, meals and lodging.

58. AP Wire 07/20/2005 Federal Funding Cuts Worry State Drug A plan to cut money now provided for local drug enforcement efforts has officialsin Missouri and Kansas worried it could hamstring their efforts to corral http://www.kansascity.com/mld/kansascity/news/local/12175815.htm

59. UW Medicine - Drug Enforcement Registration Policy drug enforcement Registration Policy. All incoming Residents and Fellows whowrite prescriptions are requested to register for individual DEA numbers. http://www.uwmedicine.org/Education/ResidenciesAndFellowships/CoordinatorResourc

Programs Resident / Fellow Counseling Resident / Fellow Resources Coordinator Resources ... Coordinator Resources Drug Enforcement Registration Policy All incoming Residents and Fellows who write prescriptions are requested to register for individual DEA numbers. Residents and Fellows may have the $210.00 fee waived by using the University of Washington GME Office address and obtaining the required signature. Registration achieved by this means cannot be used for any other purpose than for the care of patients within the University Affiliated Hospitals. A waived DEA registration may not be used in any way for outside professional activities (e.g., moonlighting). If a Resident’s or Fellow’s fee has been waived by University of Washington certification and the resident or fellow graduates from or otherwise leaves the program prior to the expiration of his/her DEA registration, such a resident or fellow must notify the local DEA Office of any address change and discuss payment to cover the period of time that is not waived. Continuing Residents and Fellows may use their four digit institutional medical staff number for prescriptions in-house. For prescriptions out-of-house the institutional DEA number for the medical center that they are rotating at may be used. Residents and Fellows using the institutional DEA number must hyphenate their four digit institutional medical staff number end of the institutional DEA number as an identifier. The institution’s DEA registration number cannot be used for any other purpose than for the care of patients within the scope of their residency or fellowship. There are no exceptions to this rule.

60. Marmalade.ca » RCMP, An Extension Of U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration? 8 Responses to RCMP, an extension of US drug enforcement Administration? .I assume it is because he actually sent seeds to the US, hence sending them onto http://www.marmalade.ca/?p=2082

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