U.S. attitudes towards the War on Drugs appear to be shifting away from prosecutions and incarcerations, towards decriminalization and treatment. This is according to a Pew Research Center national survey conducted February 14 to 23 among 1,821 adults and released Wednesday. According to the poll's findings, 67 percent of U.S. respondents say
US Public Ready To End ‘Devastating’ War On Drugs
National poll finds growing numbers favor decriminalization, treatment, and shift away from mandatory minimum sentences.