American Civil Liberties Union

Drug Policy:
The ACLU Drug Law Reform Project is a division of the national ACLU. Our goal is to end punitive drug policies that cause the widespread violation of constitutional and human rights, as well as unprecedented levels of incarceration.

Drug Policy : Resources

An Open Letter from a Concerned Parent (05/06/2003)
Read a letter from a parent in El Paso, TX who objected to her son's school implementing a random drug testing policy.

Stories from the Racine "Rave Raid" (01/17/2003)

Racine "Rave Raid" (01/17/2003)

Report Incidents of Electronic Music Profiling by Law Enforcement (11/04/2002)

Stories of ACLU Clients Swept Up in the Hearne Drug Bust of November 2000 (11/01/2002)

A Test You Can't Study For - Special Web Feature on Student Drug Testing (10/21/2002)

Injustice 101: Higher Education Act Denies Financial Aid to Students with Drug Convictions (06/14/2002)
The ACLU is bringing a legal challenge to the "Aid Elimination Provision" of the Higher Education Act. Please contact the ACLU if you have been denied financial aid due to a drug conviction and want to help challenge this unjust law.

Why Student Drug Testing Does Not Work (03/15/2002)

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