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Connecticut Laws and Programs
In: Encyclopedia of Drug Policy
Connecticut Laws and Programs
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.4135/9781412976961.n73
Subject: Public Policy, Drug Crimes
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Enacted laws, legislative councils, and partnerships of private and community groups have shaped the state of Connecticut's drug policy. Its focus is on prevention and education, along with diversion programs to reduce substance abuse arrests and prison recidivism rates due to drug and alcohol convictions. This entry is a brief summary of Connecticut's DUI laws, prescription drug monitoring legislation, incarceration and recidivism rates, and community initiatives.
During 2009 efforts to reduce underage drinking and opioid use were paramount to Governor M. Jodi Rell and her legislative priorities. The State Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services was the key agency in this initiative. Funds were provided to 50 communities and additional funds were granted by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), a federal ...
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- Convention on Psychotropic Substances, 1971
- Narcotics Limitation Convention of 1931
- National Commission on Marijuana and Drug Abuse (1972)
- 1909 Shanghai Conference
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- Dangerous Drug Diversion Control Act
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- Drug Abuse Control Amendments (1965)
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- Mandatory Sentencing
- Marihuana Tax Act (1937)
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- Methadone Control Act
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- Narcotic Addict Rehabilitation Act
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- Narcotic Drug Import and Export Act
- Narcotics Manufacturers Act
- National Narcotics Act
- Native Races Act
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- Porter Narcotic Farm Act
- Pure Food and Drug Act
- Reducing Americans' Vulnerability to Ecstasy Act (RAVE Act)
- Religious Freedom and Drug Laws
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- Schedule of Controlled Substances
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- Texas Laws and Programs
- Twenty-First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution
- Uniform State Narcotics Act
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- Volstead Act
- “War on Drugs”
- Washington Laws and Programs
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- Wyoming Laws and Programs
- Zero Tolerance
- Alcoholics Anonymous
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- Partnership for a Drug-Free America
- President's Advisory Commission on Narcotics and Drug Abuse (Prettyman)
- Secular Organizations for Sobriety
- Social Movements Against Drunken Driving
- Temperance Movement
- United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime
- U.S. Department of State Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs
- Women for Sobriety
- Ambrose, Myles
- Anslinger, Harry
- Bartels, John
- Bennett, William
- Bensinger, Peter
- Bonner, Robert
- Bourne, Peter
- Brown, Lee
- Constantine, Thomas
- Dupont, Robert
- Giordano, Henry
- Greene, Stephen
- Hutchinson, Asa
- Ingersoll, John
- Kerlikowske, Gil
- Lawn, John
- Leonhart, Michele
- Lindesmith, Alfred
- Marshall, Donnie
- Martinez, Bob
- McCaffrey, Barry R.
- Mill, John Stuart
- Mullen, Francis
- Sullivan, William
- Tandy, Karen
- Turner, Carlton
- Walters, John
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- Reagan Administration, Ronald
- Roosevelt Administration, Franklin D.
- Roosevelt Administration, Theodore
- Taft Administration, William Howard
- Truman Administration, Harry
- Wilson Administration, Woodrow
- Addiction Maintenance
- Coerced Drug Treatment
- Disease Model of Use
- Drug Abuse Warning Network
- Drug Testing
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- Evaluative Evidence of Prevention Programs
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- Group Therapy
- Harm Reduction
- Inpatient Treatment Programs
- Laboratory Techniques
- Needle Exchange Programs
- Prescription Drug Abuse
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- Safe Injection Rooms
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