By Major Neill Franklin Americans for Safe Access (ASA) opened the eyes of this thirty-three year law enforcement veteran. Caught in the whirlpool of drug
By Major Neill Franklin (Ret.), Executive Director, Law Enforcement Against Prohibition Following our recent victories legalizing marijuana in Colorado and Washington, it was only a matter of
I vividly remember seeing the D.A.R.E. car cruising around my low income neighborhood growing up. The officers inside would stop every once in awhile, turn
By Major Neill Franklin (Ret.), Executive Director, Law Enforcement Against Prohibition 2012 has been an unprecedented year for drug policy reformers. We were victorious in securing full
A delightful, heartfelt take on the Carol of the Bells from Law Enforcement Against Prohibition (LEAP). This is FANTASTIC!
Happy Thanksgiving From Law Enforcement Against Prohibition By Major Neill Franklin (Ret.), Executive Director, Law Enforcement Against Prohibition This Thanksgiving we, as drug policy reformers, have
Group Cites Public Safety Concerns Created By Illegal Marketplace - Teleconference With Colorado and Washington Law Enforcers At 12:00 PM ET WASHINGTON, DC – This morning
US Attorneys Urged To Use Discretion To Allow Successful State Implementation - Teleconference With Prosecutors, Cops & Judges Who Say Let States Legalize WASHINGTON, DC —
Retired narcotics officer and LEAP co-founder, Jack Cole presents a comprehensive case against drug prohibition and presents effective alternatives at the Center for Church and
Law Enforcement Officials Declare Their Disapproval Of City’s Undemocratic Approach FLINT, MI -The City of Flint has announced that despite a successful ballot measure decriminalizing
Neill Franklin Makes His Case For Legalizing Marijuana Neill Franklin, a retired Baltimore narcotics cop, cheers the successful votes to legalize marijuana in Colorado and
Put A Human Face On The War On Drugs By Major Neill Franklin (Ret.), Executive Director, Law Enforcement Against Prohibition This Tuesday, several states will vote
The Time For Peace Is Now – End The Failed War On Drugs Between August 12, and September 12, 2012 Law Enforcement Against Prohibition (LEAP)
One Marijuana Arrest Every 42 Seconds In US According To New FBI Numbers I received the following press release from Law Enforcement Against Prohibition (L.E.A.P.). When
Special Screening With Chance To Meet Film’s Stars At Pre-Film Wine & Appetizer Reception, Panel Discussion, Award Presentation To Follow LONG BEACH, Calif. – Law Enforcement
The ‘War On Drugs’ Has Failed. The Time For Reform Is Now. Neill Franklin was a commander for the Maryland State Police Department. He saw
New Approach Washington Releases A New Campaign Ad To Support I-502 Below is a video that was recently published by New Approach Washington In Support
National Black And Latino Police Organizations Announce Support For Amendment 64 Former law enforcement officials will join campaign to announce the endorsements at a news
Neil Franklin Explains Why No One Escapes The Failed Drug War Law Enforcement Against Prohibition (LEAP) is one of the most important organizations in the movement.
Javier Sicilia and other Victims from Mexico and United States to Make 6,000-mile Journey Through 20 Cities to Honor Lives Lost to Drug War, Culminating
by Phillip Smith On this Mother’s Day, more than 100,000 women are behind bars in American prisons, according to the Bureau of Justice Statistics, and
Mothers Groups, Who Played Key Role in Ending Alcohol Prohibition, Aspiring to Repeat Success 80 Years Later Moms, Cops and Students From Around Country to
By Phillip Smith The Obama administration released its 2012 National Drug Control Strategy and accompanying 2013 drug budget Tuesday, and while the administration touted it
Coalition to President Obama: “It is time for a new approach on marijuana policy.” In the wake of recent attacks on medical marijuana providers and
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