41. International Drug Control Crime prevention and Criminal Justice International drug Control international drug control and crime prevention as part of the Secretarygeneral s http://www.indianembassy.org/policy/Drug_Control/IDC_UN_Statement.html

Statement by Mr. Bhuvanesh Chaturvedi on October 13, 1998 in the 3rd Committee, 53rd Session of the UN General Assembly, New York Thank you, Mr. Chairman, We would like to begin by thanking the Secretary General for the reports under the agenda items dealing with 'Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice' and 'International Drug Control', and the Under Secretary General and Executive Director of the Office for Drug Control and Crime Prevention, Mr. Pino Arlacchi, for his encouraging introductory statement highlighting positive trends in the fight against illicit drugs and organized crime. Perhaps the most significant development in regard to the world drug problem has been the success of 20th Special Session of the UN General Assembly to Counter Together the World Drug Problem. The unanimous endorsement of the documents at a high political level signifies a new international consensus and will to act against the menace of drugs based on the principles of shared responsibility and a balanced and integrated approach to the problem of drugs on the way to reaching the objective of drastically reducing the trafficking, abuse and production of illegal drugs by 2008. Equally important are the new commitments relating to money laundering, amphetamine-type stimulants (ATS)

42. National Drug Strategy - National Drug Law Enforcement Research Fund This fund incorporates both the National drug Crime prevention Fund and the National Community Based Approach to drug Law enforcement. http://www.nationaldrugstrategy.gov.au/councils/advisory/ndlerf/

This site uses Javascript for its navigation, if you have javascript turned off please use the buttons on the left hand side of the page. National Drug Law Enforcement Research Fund (NDLERF) The National Drug Law Enforcement Research Fund was established by the Ministerial Council on Drug Strategy (MCDS) on 10 June 1999 and commenced operations in August 1999. This Fund incorporates both the National Drug Crime Prevention Fund (NDCPF) and the National Community Based Approach to Drug Law Enforcement (NCBADLE). The Fund functions within the broader context provided by the National Drug Strategic Framework The Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing funds the NDLERF as part of its commitment to the National Drug Strategy. Mission Statement The National Drug Law Enforcement Research Fund promotes quality evidence-based practice in drug law enforcement to prevent and reduce the harmful effects of licit and illicit drug use in Australian society. Top of page Terms of Reference Projects conducted by the National Drug Law Enforcement Research Fund should be directed towards: a trialing of innovative law enforcement strategies;

43. Exploring Scholarships And Awards DEA drug Abuse prevention Service Award (Law enforcement, $1000) The DEA drug Abuse prevention Service Award consists of an engraved plaque and a $1000 http://www.learning-for-life.org/exploring/scholarships/

Exploring Scholarships and Awards Any young adult is eligible for the Young American Award and all youth participating in the high school Learning for Life or Exploring program can apply for an array of the following awards. You will need Acrobat Reader to download and print these application forms. This free software may be downloaded from Adobe ANY YOUNG ADULT Lifesaving or Meritorious Award Young American Award (5/$5,000 National Award) First presented in 1968, the award is given to young adults between the ages of 15 and 25 who have achieved excellence in the fields of art, athletics, business, education, government, humanities, literature, music, religion, science, or service and have been involved in service to their community, state, or country that adds to the quality of life. Each council selects and submits their top nominee for consideration for the five national awards. Congressional Award An adult advisor, whom you choose, helps you set challenging but a achievable goals in the four program areas. Once you've achieved your goals, you summarize them on a Recommendation Form. You'll receive a letter, which will let you know when your Senator and /or member of Congress will present you with your medal and certificate. Career Achievement Award Program Leadership Award Program Leadership Award is given to youth and adults who have given exceptional dedication and leadership to the youth participants in either the Learning for Life or Exploring Program.

44. Texas Attorney General The Attorney general provides resources for law enforcement though the The CVSD Sexual Assault prevention and Crisis Services Program trains law http://www.oag.state.tx.us/criminal/maincrim.shtml

Home Links Search Site Index ... Contact Us Criminal Justice Child Support Consumer Protection Crime Victim Services Criminal Justice ... Texas-Mexico Border Resources for Law Enforcement Law Enforcement Updates Criminal Justice Publications Consular Notification for Detained Foreign Nationals Cyber Crimes ... Law Enforcement Liaison The Attorney General provides resources for law enforcement though the criminal justice divisions of his agency. The divisions provide technical assistance in a number of key areas and are available to coordinate local, state and federal efforts when necessary to successfully combat multi-jurisdictional criminal activity. The educational, investigational, and prosecutorial resources of the Attorney General's Office are readily available to augment other state agency, county or municipal resources. Other publications and special reports are listed on the AG Publications page of this Web site. NUISANCE ABATEMENT. Under the Texas nuisance abatement statute, any property can be closed down by court order if it is being use as a crack house, brothel, gang headquarters, or other base of operations for criminals. The statute works by holding the property owners and managers responsible for what happens on their property. The Attorney General helps law enforcement use nuisance abatement laws to shut down gang hangouts and to keep gang members from publicly assembling in areas where criminal activity is rampant. More information can be found in a recent column by Attorney General Abbott. A

45. Rand Beers, Statement In The Third Committee Of The General Assembly On Crime Pr Statement in the Third Committee of the general Assembly on Crime prevention and On the demand side, in the United States alone, drug use is down 50 http://www.un.int/usa/98_168.htm

Rand Beers Acting Assistant Secretary Department of State Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs Statement in the Third Committee of the General Assembly on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice and International Drug Control October 8, 1998 USUN PRESS RELEASE #168 (98) October 8, 1998 CHECK TEXT AGAINST DELIVERY Statement by Rand Beers, Acting Assistant Secretary for International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs, United States Department of State, on Agenda Items 101: Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice; and 102: International Drug Control, in the Third Committee, October 8, 1998 Thank you Mr. Chairman. In the next few days this Committee will consider the twin evils of international illicit narcotics and organized crime. These issues are in many ways two sides of the same coin. Many of the criminal organizations that have originated either as drug traffickers or crime syndicates have branched out into the other field. Methods and connections developed originally by narcotics kingpins, such as money laundering, have proven equally beneficial to organized crime bosses. Indeed, increasingly we find that narcotics and crime are just two different product lines of the same criminal conglomerate. The dangerous link between narcotics and international crime has one saving grace for the international community: they can both be fought at the same time with the same weapons. The most formidable of these weapons is the rule of law, backed by national plans and international cooperation. However, when we look at the international response, we see that instruments and institutions are much more advanced in fighting narcotics.

46. Youth Violence: A Report Of The Surgeon General Primary prevention general Populations of Young People DARE is the most widely implemented youth drug prevention program in the United States. http://www.surgeongeneral.gov/library/youthviolence/chapter5/sec4.html

Chapter 5: Prevention and Intervention Promoting Healthy, Nonviolent Children Methods of Identifying Best Practices Scientific Standards for Determining Program Effectiveness ... Yale Child Welfare Project Chapter 5 Ineffective Primary Prevention Programs School-Based Programs Some educational approaches that target universal populations have shown a consistent lack of effect in scientific studies. Peer-led programs, including peer counseling, peer mediation, and peer leaders, are among them. In a 1987 review of these interventions, Gottfredson concluded that there is no evidence of a positive effect and that these strategies can actually harm high school students. Results of a meta-analysis confirmed this finding, adding that adult-led programs are as effective as, or more effective than, peer-led programs in reducing youth violence and related risk factors. Nonpromotion to succeeding grades is another educational approach that can have harmful effects. Studies of this approach demonstrate negative effects on student achievement, attendance, behavior, and attitudes toward school. One school-based universal prevention program meets the criteria for Does Not Work: Drug Abuse Resistance Education , or DARE.

47. UNODC - Terrorism The Terrorism prevention Branch of the Viennabased Office on drug and Crime In addition, the United Nations general Assembly and Security Council have http://www.unodc.org/terrorism.html

Home Site Map Links Contact Us Regional Websites select the site Afghanistan Barbados Bolivia Brazil Central Asia Colombia Egypt India Iran Kenya Lao PDR Mexico Myanmar New York Nigeria Pakistan Peru Russia Senegal South Africa Thailand Vietnam Login Search print document News and Publications Drug Supply Reduction Crime Programme ... Terrorism UNODC is cosponsor of the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS - UNAIDS TERRORISM Terrorism is a global threat with global effects; ... its consequences affect every aspect of the United Nations agenda from development to peace to human rights and the rule of law. By its very nature, terrorism is an assault on the fundamental principles of law, order, human rights, and the peaceful settlement of disputes upon which the United Nations is established. The United Nations has an indispensable role to play in providing the legal and organizational framework within which the international campaign against terrorism can unfold Kofi Annan UN Secretary-General 4 October 2002 Implementing international action against terrorism           Terrorism has been of concern to the international community since 1937 when the League of Nations elaborated the Convention for the Prevention and Punishment of Terrorism. Subsequently, the United Nations and regional inter-governmental organizations have dealt with terrorism from a legal and political perspective. Since 1963, the international community has elaborated

48. Pennsylvania Office Of Attorney General Fighting drugs in our communities is one of Attorney general Tom Corbett’s top priorities. NEW Apply for an OAG Community drug Abuse prevention Grant http://www.attorneygeneral.gov/

Complaints Consumers Crime Drugs ... Contact Us York County attorney and son charged with $1.1 million theft from clients Attorney General Tom Corbett announced that criminal charges have been filed against a former York County attorney and his son , accused of stealing more than $1 million from clients, including children, people injured in accidents and estates of the deceased. Mark David Frankel, of York, and Stephen M. Frankel, of Maryland, are charged with redirected $1,099,956 in client funds to pay their law firm's taxes and other expenses, including the purchase of a new "HUMMER" sport utility vehicle.  Read more... $7 million Central Pennsylvania cocaine operations smashed Attorney General Tom Corbett announced the breakup of two drug rings suspected of bringing up to 6 kilos of cocaine per month from New York City into central Pennsylvania.  Charges were filed against 18 suspected drug dealers linked to distribution and sale of powder cocaine and crack cocaine in Carlisle and Newville, in Cumberland County, and in Steelton, Dauphin County.  More...

49. Public Education And Information This is necessary to develop drug prevention strategies, groups the opportunity to apply for an Attorney general Community drug Abuse prevention Grant; http://www.attorneygeneral.gov/pei/ddru.cfm

50. Links To The World - Alcohol, Drugs, And Tobacco Minnesota Youth Tobacco prevention Initiative A program sponsored by the Minnesota drug enforcement Administration (DEA) Information on agency http://www.leg.state.mn.us/lrl/links/alcohol.asp

Legislature Home Links to the World Help Advanced Search ... Statutes, Laws, and Rules Links to the World Alcohol, Drugs, and Tobacco The sites listed on this page are not created, maintained, or endorsed by the Minnesota Legislature. Minnesota Information The 2 A.M. On-Sale Closing Hour and Other Liquor Law Changes A synopsis of the 2003 liquor law changes from the Minnesota House Research department. Also provides access to their other House Research Publications related to the topics of liquor and DWI (Driving While Impaired). Hazelden A nonprofit organization that provides rehabilitative and educational services for chemical dependency and related disorders. Every six months they report on Drug Abuse Trends in the Minneapolis-St. Paul Metropolitan Area Liquor Licensing and Regulation Information compiled by the League of Minnesota Cities Methamphetamine and Meth Labs Questions and answers from the Minnesota Department of Health about methamphetamine, meth labs, and other illegal clandestine drugs in Minnesota. Minnesota Board of Pharmacy The state's regulatory board charged with oversight of drug and pharmacy practices.

51. Precursor Diversion While the drug enforcement Administration (DEA) states that a majority of the meth used in Support federal programs for drug prevention and education, http://www.chpa-info.org/web/advocacy/federal_advocacy/precursor_diversion.aspx

Home Advocacy Federal Advocacy CHPA Efforts Against Meth ... Fairness Act CHPA Efforts Against Meth Dietary Supplement State Advocacy General Issues CHPA Submissions CHPA Efforts Against Methamphetamine CHPA understands the scope and complexity of the methamphetamine problem, supports the need for a comprehensive, multi-disciplinary solution, and has been at the forefront of educational and legislative initiatives to prevent the diversion of legitimate precursor chemicals to the illegal manufacture of methamphetamine. In addition to its support of proven education and community programs, CHPA is working with public officials across the country to reduce meth abuse. Specifically, CHPA is: Supporting retail efforts to prevent the diversion of pseudoephedrine that include sales restriction on products containing pseudoephedrine, a retail sales limit of 6 grams for products, and uniform, cost-effective solutions that preserve a consumer's ability to access these medicines while ensuring an appropriate response to this epidemic.

52. Vacancies / Employment At International Organizations And United UN agencies and the public in general the UNODC s mandate, programme of work, Thorough knowledge of drug control and crime prevention challenges and http://intjobs.org/vacancynotice_2549.html

53. Drug Endangered Children - Enforcement - ONDCP Arizona drug Endangered Children Program “Attorney general Joins Southeast Kansas Law enforcement to Enact Child Protection Program” (Crawford County, http://www.whitehousedrugpolicy.gov/enforce/dr_endangered_child.html

var strIP = '67.18.104.18'; Enforcement Law Enforcement Drug Courts Courts ... Corrections Drug Endangered Children SW Border Initiative HIDTA Resources Drug Endangered Children (DEC) Background Prevalence Federal Response Agencies Involved ... Trainings For more information on methamphetamine, visit www.MethResources.gov Background Innocent children are sometimes found in homes and other environments (hotels, automobiles, apartments, etc.) where methamphetamine and other illegal substances are produced. Around the country, Drug Endangered Children (DEC) programs have been developed to coordinate the efforts of law enforcement, medical services, and child welfare workers to ensure that children found in these environments receive appropriate attention and care. Children who live at or visit drug-production sites or are present during drug production face a variety of health and safety risks, including: inhalation, absorption, or ingestion of toxic chemicals, drugs, or contaminated foods that may result in nausea, chest pain, eye and tissue irritation, chemical burns, and death fires and explosions abuse and neglect hazardous lifestyle (presence of booby traps, firearms, code violations, poor ventilation)

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 Given such trends, current efforts to evaluate drug-prevention strategies http://www4.nationalacademies.org/news.nsf/isbn/0309072735?OpenDocument

55. Kansas Attorney General Phill Kline The Statewide DARE (drug Abuse Resistance Education) Program was created by Kansas has 257 DARE officers representing 122 law enforcement agencies in 58 http://www.accesskansas.org/ksag/Divisions/Dare/dare.htm

About the Office Divisions Press Room Publications ... Statutory Language for KORA and KOMA Drug Abuse Resistance Education (D.A.R.E.)... The Statewide D.A.R.E (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) Program was created by the legislature in1999. The program has two staff members, whose duties include assisting and providing resources to D.A.R.E. officers across the state, making school visits, and coordinating the training required before officers can teach the lessons. D.A.R.E. was established in 1983 and continues to be an active partnership between parents, schools, and law enforcement. The program has grown to be the most popular and widely used prevention curriculum in the world. Kansas has 257 D.A.R.E. officers representing 122 law enforcement agencies in 58 counties. In 2001, more than 130,000 Kansas students in 394 schools from 161 districts received the D.A.R.E. program. D.A.R.E. is a school-based prevention curriculum designed to be delivered by uniformed law enforcement officers. Its goal is to assist students in developing knowledge, skills and attitudes that will help them avoid substance abuse and violence. D.A.R.E. is a partnership between schools, families and law enforcement that enhances the protective and social bonding factors in family, school and community. It helps students identify risk factors and works on building skills to avoid those risk factors. The core curriculum is designed for the exit level of elementary school (usually 5th or 6th grade), and consists of a 17-lesson format. The middle school and high school curriculums are each delivered in 10 lessons. All three of these curriculums use a workbook and are based on a cooperative learning strategy.

56. State Of CT-DMHAS-Tobacco Prevention & Enforcement Program The DMHAS Tobacco prevention and enforcement Program is looking for someone like you. Tobacco prevention Web Sites. Surgeon general s Report on Tobacco http://www.dmhas.state.ct.us/TPEP.htm

State of Connecticut Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services A Recovery-Oriented Healthcare Service Agency DMHAS Tobacco Prevention and Enforcement Program (TPEP) 410 Capitol Avenue Hartford, CT 06134 Fax: 860-418-6 HOT LINE: n Mission Statement n Youth Employment n n Links to great information! State of CT Tobacco Laws CT Attorney Generals Office Synar Amendment MISSION STATEMENT W orking in conjunction with local communities to inform cigarette dealers, youth and the general public about the laws prohibiting the sell of cigarettes and tobacco products to youth under the age of 18, and support adherence to such laws through compliance inspections, merchant education and promoting awareness about the health risk associated with tobacco use. top of page State of Connecticut Tobacco Laws Connecticut General Statutes Dealers and distributors to be licensed; vending machines (CGS Sec.12-286) Sale of unstamped cigarettes prohibited (CGS Sec.12-304) Notice of restriction on sale of cigarettes and tobacco products (CGS Sec.12-286a)

57. Publications - California Dept. Of Justice - Office Of The Attorney General Crime and Violence prevention Criminal Statistics Drugs Elder Abuse Attorney general s Energy White Paper A Law enforcement Perspective on the http://caag.state.ca.us/publications/

OFFICE OF THE AG PUBLICATIONS CONTACT US SEARCH ... LINKS TO STATE SITES Publications Publications by the Attorney General's Office are listed by topic: Antitrust/Business Competition Asset Forfeiture Charities/Nonprofits Children ... Victims of Crime Antitrust/Business Competition Antitrust Enforcement in California [PDF 35k 2pg] Highlights antitrust laws and other relevant background information to help consumers better understand the sometimes complex nature of antitrust violations. Asset Forfeiture Asset Forfeiture Annual Report 2003 [PDF 373k 24pg] Counties [PDF 1.15mg 394pg] Required by state law, the annual report provides information on all forfeitures of assets from illegal drug activities initiated throughout the state during calendar year 2003. The report also includes the number of cases for which forfeiture was ordered or declared, the value of assets and recipients of forfeited assets. Asset Forfeiture Annual Report 2002 - [PDF 924k 25pg] Counties [PDF 786k 441pg] Required by state law, the annual report provides information on all forfeitures of assets from illegal drug activities initiated throughout the state during calendar year 2002. The report also includes the number of cases for which forfeiture was ordered or declared, the value of assets and recipients of forfeited assets.

58. Bureau Of Narcotic Enforcement - California Dept. Of Justice - Office Of The Att Through the Clandestine Laboratory enforcement Program, the Bureau of Narcotic enforcement See the Attorney general s Brochure on Clandestine drug Labs. http://caag.state.ca.us/bne/clanlab.htm

OFFICE OF THE AG PUBLICATIONS CONTACT US SEARCH ... Contact Us Bureau of Narcotic Enforcement CLAN LAB PROGRAMS Clandestine Laboratory Enforcement Program (CLEP) Through the Clandestine Laboratory Enforcement Program, the Bureau of Narcotic Enforcement investigates and shuts down illegal drug-making operations across the state. Each of BNE's nine regional offices has at least one clandestine drug laboratory team. A vast majority of the clandestine labs are found producing methamphetamine, a powerful stimulant whose abuse has been creeping into all segments of society and across a broader range of ages. "Clan labs" may also produce such illegal drugs as LSD and synthetic heroin. While a growing number of clan labs are sprouting in the Midwest and Southeast, California continues to produce more meth than any other region. The ease by which meth can be made from many commonly found household products like ammonia, using formulas that do not require trained chemist, can be vexing in the battle against illegal drug making. In a countermove, BNE operates a state Precursor Compliance Program to closely monitor the use of meth-making products such as reagents, solvents, laboratory glass flasks and precursor chemicals that are needed for clan lab operations. The program tracks chemicals shipped into California that are likely to be bought by illegal drug makers and holds businesses accountable for diversions of precursor chemicals to illegal drug labs. Undercover operations have been used to halt the unrestricted sale of over-the-counter drugs containing pseudoephedrine compounds that can be used for meth production.

59. Official Web Site Of The Catalog Of Federal Domestic Assistance 16.003, DOJ, Law enforcement Assistance_Narcotics and Dangerous drugs Technical Laboratory 16.616, DOJ, Indian Country Alcohol and drug prevention http://12.46.245.173/pls/portal30/CATALOG.BROWSE_AGENCY_PROGRAM_RPT.SHOW?p_arg_n

60. Senator Pete V. Domenici - Illegal Drugs Issue to increase federal funding for drug prevention, counseling and law enforcement. For more information on the Justice Department and drug enforcement http://domenici.senate.gov/legislation/issue_drugs.cfm

SPECIAL FEATURE 109TH CONGRESS FLOOR STATEMENTS KEY VOTES ISSUES - ILLEGAL DRUGS Senator Domenici works diligently to decrease the flow of illegal drugs into this country and supports efforts to increase federal funding for drug prevention, counseling and law enforcement. History Senator Domenici has held Senate Committee hearings in Las Cruces, New Mexico about illicit drug activity in the Southwest. Domenici has hosted multiple Attorneys General in the state to examine Department of Justice activities in New Mexico, including its drug interdiction efforts. In a 2002 hearing of the CJS Appropriations Subcommittee, Domenici asked Attorney General John Ashcroft for an assessment of the joint federal, state and local law enforcement operations to combat methamphetamine trafficking in New Mexico. In response, the Justice Department reported that the DEA offices in Albuquerque and Las Cruces had helped seize and destroy 85 clandestine methamphetamine labs throughout the state since Oct. 1, 2001; beyond the home-based labs, it was found that New Mexico is also consistently affected by the transport of Mexican cartel-produced methamphetamine contraband through the state. In the FY 2003 CJS Appropriations Bill, as he has in previous years, Senator Domenici secured report language directing the Federal Bureau of Investigation and DEA to dedicate adequate resources and staff to northern New Mexico to combat methamphetamine, black tar heroin and other drugs. Weed and Seed Programs Since the Weed and Seed's program introduction to Rio Arriba County, Domenici has continuously supported the development of new programs across New Mexico. Specifically, Weed and Seed is a multi-agency strategy that "weeds" out violent crime, gang activity, drug use, and drug trafficking in high-crime neighborhoods and then "seeds" the target area by restoring these neighborhoods through social and economic revitalization. This project emphasizes agency cooperation and community involvement, and has fostered many successful programs over the years. The combination of mentorship, education, and participation in after-school activities has helped deter youth from exposure and drug use.

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