The regulation of medicine is done at the state level. It is not done at the Federal level, and we have to provide the training, the technical assistance, the start-up money for the computer systems, and the assistance to law enforcement.
Butterfield emphasizes the need for state-level regulation and support for law enforcement in drug cases.
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