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The law governing illegal drugs should be scrapped almost in its entirety." So exactly how harmless is alcohol?

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Home COMMENT Columnists Alice Miles My ProfileOffersSitemap From The Times March 09, 2007So exactly how harmless is alcohol?

Alice Miles It is incongruous, incoherent and out of date; unwieldy and peppered with anomalies, an agglomeration of miscellaneous provisions adopted to address situations that in many cases no longer apply.

The law governing illegal drugs should be scrapped almost in its entirety.

Don’t take it from me: this is what the Metropolitan Police assistant commissioner John Yates, one of the Met’s most senior officers (and the one with the interminable inquiry into cash-for-honours), has to say about the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971 and its offshoots.

“The law as it stands is incoherent a...