Use of cannabis increased rapidly during prohibition (20-fold since 1972, as in the United
Kingdom). 2 So legalization is not flawed just because use continues to rise somewhat after …

The proposal, made by Dr. Kelsall in her recent editorial on cannabis leglization, 1 that “any
increase in use… be viewed as a failure of this legislation” is flawed. From a methodological …

The current high levels of use and the level of black market activity indicate that the current
prohibition regime is not effective in limiting cannabis use. Prohibition results in high …

Australia already has lenient cannabis laws, where decriminalisation and cautions have
been in place since the 1980s. Australia also has one of the highest per capita cannabis …

After three-quarters of a century of prohibition, Australia's cannabis industry is the same
financial size as her gold industry, twice the size of her wine industry and three-quarters the …

In this article, the author comments on the study conducted by JP Caulkins and colleagues
on legalizating of cannabis drug uses. He mentions legalization will affect only effect …

A new paper by Daniel Pryor, a Research Economist and the Head of Programmes at the
ASI, and Liz McCulloch, Director of Policy at the drug reform advocacy group Volteface …

In her recent editorial, Dr. Diane Kelsall proposes a simplistic standard for evaluating
cannabis legalization: if cannabis use rises, then legalization fails. That does a disservice to …

The sky didn't fall: Canadian cannabis legalisation 18 months on Page 1 TESS NICHoL
The sky didn’t fall Canadian cannabis legalisation 18 months on Attitudes about cannabis …

The prevalence of cannabis use in Australia has increased in the last few years, prompting
some to argue that the prohibition against cannabis is both costly and ineffective and should …