On the recordMarch 14, 2016
All that money spent on the criminal justice system could have been spent on research-based and evidence-based approaches that would actually reduce the amount of opioids being consumed.
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congress.govAll that money spent on the criminal justice system could have been spent on research-based and evidence-based approaches that would actually reduce the amount of opioids being consumed.
David P. Roe criticizes spending on criminal justice instead of effective opioid reduction strategies.
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