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James G. Hodge, Jr., Walter G. Johnson, & Drew Hensley, From Opioids to Marijuana: Out of the Tunnel and into the Fog

Stacey A. Tovino, Fraud, Abuse, and Opioids

Jelani Jefferson Exum, From Warfare to Welfare: Reconceptualizing Drug Sentencing During the Opiod Crisis

Kelly K. Dineen, Definitions Matter: A Taxonomy of Inappropriate Prescribing to Shape Effective Opioid Policy and Reduce Patient Harm

Stacy L. Leeds, Beyond an Emergency Declaration: Tribal Governments and the Opioid Crisis

Micah L. Berman, Using Opioid Settlement Proceeds for Public Health: Lessons from the Tobacco Experience

Elizabeth Weeks & Paula Sanford, Financial Impact of the Opioid Crisis on Local Government: Quantifying Costs for Litigation and Policymaking

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