Add to ORKGCannabis is the most commonly used illicit drug in Australia. The community’s views about cannabis use are divided. There is a range of approaches to drug law enforcement regarding minor possession and personal use of cannabis. Surveys of police detainees and those incarcerated show that cannabis use is more prevalent among these groups than the general community. Police strategies that involve proactive policing and include effective partnerships with other stakeholders in their local community may be the most effective strategies in regards to drug law enforcement. Police can play a key role within their local communities to lessen the harms from cannabis use
The Drug Use Monitoring in Australia (DUMA) project provides police, policy-makers, criminal justice...
Research suggests that those most likely to be policed for cannabis possession are young, ethnically...
Proponents of cannabis law reform argue that many people who are convicted for minor cannabis offenc...
Increasing cannabis availability in rural and remote areas has extended a thriving illicit drug trad...
Cannabis possession, use, cultivation, and sale are prohibited in Australia on the assumption that c...
Aside from the issue of illegal networks and illicit markets, compelling arguments have been put for...
2002 was the first year of the second phase of data collection in the Drug Use Monitoring in Austral...
Australia ranks high internationally in the prevalence of cannabis and other illicit drug use, with ...
The extent to which individuals who are detained by the police are drug users is a matter of policy ...
A review of the impact of reclassification on the policing of cannabis possession. In January 2004, ...
In Australia a police project incorporating four parallel trials was established to test a new model...
Background: Use of cannabis and other mind-altering drugs may be associated with violence or other o...
According to Coomber and colleagues, much social supply that takes place between young people can be...
Western Australia (WA) became the fourth Australian jurisdiction to adopt a prohibition with civil p...
This study aims to highlight, examine, and attempt to understand how disparities in policing cannabi...
The Drug Use Monitoring in Australia (DUMA) project provides police, policy-makers, criminal justice...
Research suggests that those most likely to be policed for cannabis possession are young, ethnically...
Proponents of cannabis law reform argue that many people who are convicted for minor cannabis offenc...
Increasing cannabis availability in rural and remote areas has extended a thriving illicit drug trad...
Cannabis possession, use, cultivation, and sale are prohibited in Australia on the assumption that c...
Aside from the issue of illegal networks and illicit markets, compelling arguments have been put for...
2002 was the first year of the second phase of data collection in the Drug Use Monitoring in Austral...
Australia ranks high internationally in the prevalence of cannabis and other illicit drug use, with ...
The extent to which individuals who are detained by the police are drug users is a matter of policy ...
A review of the impact of reclassification on the policing of cannabis possession. In January 2004, ...
In Australia a police project incorporating four parallel trials was established to test a new model...
Background: Use of cannabis and other mind-altering drugs may be associated with violence or other o...
According to Coomber and colleagues, much social supply that takes place between young people can be...
Western Australia (WA) became the fourth Australian jurisdiction to adopt a prohibition with civil p...
This study aims to highlight, examine, and attempt to understand how disparities in policing cannabi...
The Drug Use Monitoring in Australia (DUMA) project provides police, policy-makers, criminal justice...
Research suggests that those most likely to be policed for cannabis possession are young, ethnically...
Proponents of cannabis law reform argue that many people who are convicted for minor cannabis offenc...