Sandra Guerra Thompson
Abstract
This Article passes a critical eye over some of the domestic drug interdiction operations being popularized by police forces across the country and explores the various legal and policy issues they raise. It argues that state and local authorities should replace these procedures with other, less intrusive forms of investigation.
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This Article passes a critical eye over some of the domestic drug interdiction operations being popularized by police forces across the country and explores the various legal and policy issues they raise. It argues that state and local authorities should replace these procedures with other, less intrusive forms of investigation.
Key concepts: Interdiction, Balance (ability), State (computer science), Law and economics, Business, Law, Political science, Computer security