Putting an end to pointless criminal conviction and imprisonment, allowing diversion of precious police resources to things more worthwhile are such overwhelming positive aspects of enlightened drug reform that it seems almost a shame to ask a few uncomfortable questions.
In others, such as PNG and Thailand, the legal system is flexible enough to allow diversion and more creative use of sentencing options to be introduced even though the laws haven't been formally amended yet.
One piece of legislation would allow diversions up to what is now in place, but no more.
This presumably allows the diversion of resources towards the rapid and massive induction of Hsp70[ 19, 20].
In cases of pyonephrosis the insertion of a percutaneous nephrostomy tube allows urinary diversion with subsequent improvement in renal function and also enables the local administration of an anti-fungal drug directly to the site of infection [ 15].
After several months of deadlock, the governor came back with a bill that would have allowed the diversion of some drug offenders to treatment programs in prison.
How the money was used has raised issues about whether the county and LIPA, a state agency financed by electricity customers, acted properly in allowing the diversion of the money from its publicly stated purpose.
The guidelines from General Petraeus suggested that sloppiness was pervasive, since it exhorted commanders to "establish systems and standard databases for vetting vendors and contractors to ensure that contracting does not empower the wrong people or allow the diversion of funds".
With this knowledge, the outbreak control agency may plan to expend the lowest amount of funds required stop an outbreak, allowing the diversion of the funds saved to other areas of medical need.
However, our data did help to identify some patients with low adherence at the start of treatment and allowed a diversion of scarce resources for extra counseling for such patients.
