The Controlled Substances Act At 50 Years
b'In partnership with the Academy for Justice, we covered an episode on \\u201cThe Controlled Substances Act at 50 Years\\u201d, which was a wonderful conference held at ASU\\u2019s Sandra Day O\\u2019Connor College of Law in February 2020 before quarantine. \\n\\nThe timing for this episode couldn\\u2019t be better, as there is an ongoing national discussion on War on Drugs, the Opioid Crisis, Racial Bias, and Women\\u2019s Reproductive Rights. Host Chase Turrentine sits with our guests to discuss all these topics.\\n\\nEthan Nadelmann (founder of Drug Policy Alliance), Deborah Small (Executive Director of Break the Chains), Aila Hoss (Professor of Law at the University of Tulsa College of Law, and Marisa Rodriguez (Director, San Francisco Office of Cannabis) are leaders in this area and they take us through crucial aspects of these issues -- regulation, criminal justice reform, impact on Native communities and other marginalized communities. \\n\\nBiographies can be found on our website at legaleasepodcast.com and this episode can be streamed on Spotify, Stitcher, Apple Podcasts, Soundcloud, and now iHeartRadio at "Legal-Ease Podcast" --give it a listen and leave a comment for discussion!'