Decriminalisation and alternatives to arrest

Auditorium VI
In programme
Wednesday, 23 October, 2024 - 16:50 to 18:20
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About

This panel examines alternatives to traditional drug law enforcement and prosecution in Australia, the UK, and the US.

Chair

Ritter
Alison
Professor
Drug Policy Modelling Program, University of New South Wales
 Australia

Type

Oral presentation session

Tracks

Drug policy: latest developments and new challenges

Keywords

Monitoring and evaluation
Capacity-building
Treatment
Criminal justice/prisons
Workforce
Criminology
Policy
North America
Opiates
Qualitative methods

Presentations

Wednesday, 23 October

16:50

Oral presentation

(De)criminalisation of drug possession as a litmus test of national drug policy? Experience from the Czech Republic

16:50 to 18:20
Auditorium VI
Petr Zeman

Oral presentation

Assessing quality of substance use treatment in legal settings: lessons from United States drug courts

16:50 to 18:20
Auditorium VI
Steven Belenko

Oral presentation

Law Enforcement Encounters and Decriminalization Gaps: Insights from People Who Use Drugs in Oregon Post-Measure 110

16:50 to 18:20
Auditorium VI
Morgan Godvin

Oral presentation

Police drug diversion in England and Wales: Findings from a realist process evaluation

16:50 to 18:20
Auditorium VI
Alex Beerjeraz

Oral presentation

Quantifying and expanding alternatives to arrest for use and possession offences for illicit drugs

16:50 to 18:20
Auditorium VI
Caitlin Hughes
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