Report Details Racially-Biased Enforcement of Drug Laws in Cuyahoga County, Ohio

ACLU Blog Of Rights
Jag Davies, ACLU Drug Law Reform Project
August 01, 2008

This ACLU Blog Of Rights posting refers to Citizens for a Safe and Fair Cleveland and Dr. Mona Lynch’s report, “Selective Enforcement of Drug Laws in Cuyahoga County, Ohio: A Report on the Racial Effects of Geographic Disparities in Arrest Patterns.”

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