Campus Change Campaign - Law Enforcement on Campus
Talking Points
Colleges should handle drug policy
violations internally, rather than call the police on their students.
When local, state, or federal law enforcement get involved, students
are put at risk of going to court, being sent to jail, having to pay
large fines, and losing their college financial aid because of drug
convictions. These sanctions, of course, come in addition to any
punishments levied by the college itself.
Local
police don’t have endless resources. They already have a hard enough
time focusing on violent crime and property destruction. Why distract
them and waste their time with minor drug infractions?
Schools
should have ample resources to handle drug and alcohol problems on
their own. They don’t need outside agencies coming in and taking over.
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