Drugs: So what does the future look like?

20th March 2023Martin Gallagher, former Police Scotland Superintendent

Former Police Scotland Superintendent Martin Gallagher argues that the ‘war on drugs’ has largely failed and is drawing to an inevitable close; but he also believes that concerted efforts to divert current drug barons away from criminality, as well as clearly articulated international guidance of where drug policies should now go, will be essential if police and society are to successfully move forward.

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Drugs: So what does the future look like?

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