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What was the ultimate failure of the war on drugs and the three strikes laws? A. The prison population increased four-fold. B. Drugs became cheaper and more plentiful. C. The la…

What was the ultimate failure of the war on drugs and the three strikes laws? A. The prison population increased four-fold. B. Drugs became cheaper and more plentiful. C. The la…
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What was the ultimate failure of the war on drugs and the three strikes laws?

A.
The prison population increased four-fold.

B.
Drugs became cheaper and more plentiful.

C.
The law enforcement casualties became unacceptable.

D.
Courts were unable to keep up with the number of cases.

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A. The prison population increased four-fold.

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