DRCNet Book Giveaway Contest

Win a free copy of one of these important and exciting books about prohibition and the drug war. Entry in the contest is free -- just fill out our reader survey by Thursday, Nov. 7, 2002, click on the submit button, and you're in! (Only one entry per person -- multiple entries from the same person will be counted once.) Ten lucky contestants will receive a free copy of "Drug War Addiction," with a personal note from author Sheriff Bill Masters. The winners' names will be announced in the Week Online on completion of the contest. Boxes marked with a red asterisk are required for entry into the contest. Other boxes are optional, but the more information we have, the better we will be able to do our job working for positive reform of the drug laws.

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