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Mark A.R. Kleiman

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Professor of Public Policy at NYU/Marron, student of drug policy and crime control. Seriously, folks: we don't need to keep 2.2 million Americans behind bars.
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Deliveroo turns scooters into ad hoardings in hunt for new revenue

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By Mark A.R. Kleiman
| Manx Radio
Deliveroo has struck a deal to turn its delivery vehicles into advertising inventory, providing a potentially valuable new revenue stream during a period of uncertainty for the UK economy. Sky News understands that Deliveroo will next week announce the launch of an out-of-home advertising platform in the form of digital HD screens fitted to a new fleet of electric scooters.
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America is legalizing marijuana wrong.

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By Mark A.R. Kleiman
| Slate
Moneybox The end of marijuana prohibition is necessary and inevitable. But the referenda facing voters will create new problems, even as they solve old ones. A customer looks at marijuana for sale at a dispensary in Eugene, Oregon, on March 22. Andrew Caballero-Reynolds/Getty Images Voters in five states will decide on Tuesday whether to allow the sale of cannabis to all adults. Another four will vote on legalizing it for medical use.
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Cooperative Enforcement Agreements and Policy Waivers: New Options for Federal Accommodation to State-Level Cannabis Legalization

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By Mark A.R. Kleiman
| degruyter.com
Abstract Passage of marijuana-legalization initiatives in Colorado and Washington poses a problem for the federal government: marijuana remains illegal under federal law, but the federal government lacks the capacity to fully enforce that law without state and local cooperation. Complete deference to state legalization would put each state’s cannabis policy at the mercy of its neighbors’.
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