James A. Inciardi
James A. Inciardi was a major proponent of the United States' **War on Drugs**. In numerous books and essays, Inciardi argued for causal links between marijuana and HIV/AIDS, marijuana and violent murder, marijuana and homosexuality (and reverse), marijuana (but not tobacco) and lung cancer, homosexuality and pedophilia, not being white and criminality, and being female and suffering from cognitive impairment. Despite being wrong almost without exception, he was appointed co-director of the Center for Drug and Alcohol Studies at the University of Delaware and professor of sociology and criminal justice.
Works (32)

Criminal Justice

Harm reduction

The American Drug Scene

History and Crime

Street kids, street drugs, street crime

Drug control and the courts

Drugs and the criminal justice system

Women and Crack-Cocaine (Macmillan Criminal Justice)

The War on Drugs II

War on Drugs IV

Careers in crime

Sociology

Drug abuse treatment

Violent crime

Crime

Legal and illicit drug use

Cocaine-exposed infants

Heroin in the Age of Crack-Cocaine (Drugs, Health, and Social Policy)

The Drug legalization debate

A Community Approach to AIDS Intervention

Innovative approaches in the treatment of drug abuse

Radical criminology

The war on drugs

Reflections on crime

Emerging social issues

Sex, Drugs, and HIV/AIDS in Brazil

Intervening with drug-involved youth

Historical approaches to crime

Elements of criminal justice

The Drug Legalization Debate
August 27, 1999

The war on drugs III

The Drugs-crime connection