LAC lacerates National Drug Control Policy for harms to people with SUD

Alison Knopf

doi:10.1002/adaw.34925

May 21, 2026Alcoholism & Drug Abuse Weekly

LAC lacerates National Drug Control Policy for harms to people with SUD

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Assess the National Drug Control Strategy and its implications for individuals with substance use disorders.
Comments and analysis released by the Legal Action Center
Focus on public health and civil rights concerns
Identified concerning components that may undermine public health
Highlighted potential risks to civil rights associated with the strategy

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On May 5, the White House released its National Drug Control Strategy through the Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP) (see ADAW tk). The Legal Action Center (LAC) commented on the strategy, focusing on “concerning components of the Strategy that risk undermining public health and civil rights at large.” Below are some of the LAC's comments.

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