POLITICS WEEK: Māori Incarceration Rates and Māori-Only Prisons?

Cross-Examination, Uncategorizedejp_comms21 August 2017cannabis, cannabis reform, decriminalisation, drug decriminalisation, drug reform, drugs, health, Legal highs, Maori incarceration rates, Maori prison, Misuse of Drugs Act, prison, synthetic cannabis, tikanga, tikanga Maori

Amicus Curiae: On Auckland Council's Proposed 'Legal Highs' Policy

Amicus Curiaeejp_comms3 April 2015animal testing, auckland, auckland council, Cross Examination, Drug Law, EJP Symposium Paper, individual autonomy, Law Reform, Legal highs, New Zealand, psychoactive substances act 2013, psychoactive substances amendment act 2014, state paternalismComment

Cross-Examination: Report on the EJP Outreach Drug Law Symposium

Completed Research, Cross-Examination, Eventsejp_comms25 May 2014Communications, Drug Law, Khylee Quince, Law Reform, Legal highs, Misuse of Drugs Act, Public Symposium, Simon O'Connor Comments

Cross-Examination: Legal Highs bring Legal Lows, a Follow-Up

Completed Research, Cross-Examinationejp_comms25 May 2014Communications, Cross Examination, Drug Law, Law Reform, Legal highs, New Zealand Comments

Cross-Examination: Legal Highs bring Legal Lows

The recently introduced Psychoactive Substances Act 2013 has caused great debate. What does it actually mean for drug reform in NZ? Sebastian Hartley investigates, as part of the EJP's new series 'Cross-Examination'.

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