Marijuana As a Socio-political Issue: Attitudes of Officials In a Selected Community.

Steckler, Allan

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ERIC Number: EJ079599

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Publication Date: 1973

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Marijuana As a Socio-political Issue: Attitudes of Officials In a Selected Community

Steckler, Allan

Journal of Drug Education, 3, 1, 85-93, Spr 73

It was hypothesized that officials responsible for making and enforcing current marijuana laws would perceive users as unconventional, political radicals, and subversives. Also hypothesized was that officials would support the present harsh marijuana laws. These hypotheses were not substantiated by the data collected from 84 community officials. (Author)

Descriptors: Attitudes, Drug Abuse, Drug Legislation, Marihuana, Narcotics, Social Problems

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