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Tuesday, October 17, 2017
The Opioid Crisis, The Courts, And The Chamber of Commerce
On Sunday, the Washington Post
published a detailed investigative report
about how the drug industry snuck through Congress a bill that ruined one of the Drug Enforcement Agency’s key tools in the fight against the opioid epidemic. The DEA’s own chief administrative judge, John Mulrooney, has
a forthcoming law review article
about how the new law made it “all but logically impossible” for the DEA to stop drug manufacturers and distributors from dumping opioids out onto the streets, even when they are doing so in obvious violation of federal law.
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