 Armed with what came to be known as the Behrman indictment, the Narcotics Division launched a reign of terror. Doctors were bullied and threatened, and those who were adamant went to prison. Any prescribing for an addict, unless he had some other ailment...  Drugs and Politics - Page 27edited by - 1977 - 331 pagesLimited preview - About this book
 | David W. Rasmussen, Bruce L. Benson - 1994 - 286 pages
...raids on morphine treatment clinics in 1919.17 King (1957:122) maintained that "the Narcotics Division launched a reign of terror. Doctors were bullied and threatened, and those who were adamant [about treating addicts] went to prison." Efforts by bureaucrats in the Narcotics Bureau led to a series... | |
 | William F. Shughart - 1997 - 420 pages
...raids on morphine treatment clinics in 1919." King (1957, 122) maintained that "the Narcotics Division launched a reign of terror. Doctors were bullied and threatened, and those who were adamant [about treating addicts] went to prison." Efforts by bureaucrats in the Narcotics Bureau led to a series... | |
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