Marihuana-hashish Epidemic and its Impact on United States Security

This report documents a series of hearings conducted by the U.S. Senate Subcommittee on the Judiciary in the 1970s, investigating the impact of illegal drug use on national security. The hearings focused primarily on the 'marihuana-hashish epidemic' and its alleged links to radical political movements and foreign governments. The report includes testimony from law enforcement officials, medical experts, and activists on both sides of the issue.

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