In the News Jarrett Dieterle on America’s dumbest drinks laws by C. Jarrett Dieterle Jan 3, 2019 Print Share via Email: Jarrett%20Dieterle%20on%20America’s%20dumbest%20drinks%20laws Share via Facebook: Jarrett%20Dieterle%20on%20America’s%20dumbest%20drinks%20laws Share via Twitter: Jarrett%20Dieterle%20on%20America’s%20dumbest%20drinks%20laws Share issues: Alcohol Policy, Federal Government Affairs, Finance and Trade originally published in Newsy Jarrett Dieterle joins Newsy to talk about the nation’s dumbest drinks laws. Featured Publications Newsletters Behavioral Health, Federal Government Affairs, Harm Reduction, Healthier Communities, Safer Solutions, Substance Regulation, Tobacco Harm Reduction Safer Solutions: What does the FDA approve? Chelsea Boyd, Jessica Shortall June 10, 2026 Op-Eds Artificial Intelligence, Federal Government Affairs, Technology and Innovation Sanders’ Soviet approach to AI a failure in-the-making Marc Hyden June 8, 2026 The Newnan Times-Herald Analysis Artificial Intelligence, Federal Government Affairs, Technology and Innovation The United States Must Reject Government Control of Artificial Intelligence Adam Thierer June 8, 2026 Analysis Healthier Communities, Substance Regulation, Tobacco Harm Reduction “Let Them Eat Cake”: Harm Reduction Edition Jeffrey S. Smith June 5, 2026 Newsletters Electricity Policy, Energy and Environment, Energy Regulatory Reform, Federal Government Affairs, FERC, Low-Energy Fridays, State Policy Low-Energy Fridays: Want Transmission Projects Completed Faster? Try Competition Josiah Neeley June 5, 2026 Analysis Budget and Spending Reform, Federal Government Affairs, Governance Limits of Budget Reconciliation Under the Byrd Rule’s “Merely Incidental” Test Jeremy Dalrymple June 3, 2026 Real Solutions Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties The Next Chapter for Criminal Justice Policy Lisel Petis June 2, 2026 Analysis Behavioral Health, Harm Reduction, Healthier Communities, Opioid Harm Reduction The Drug Supply Is Changing. Naloxone Still Saves Lives. Stacey McKenna June 2, 2026 Analysis Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Jails, Pretrial, Prison Reform, Reentry, Sentencing American prisons are turning into nursing homes. Medical and geriatric parole offer a solution. Logan Seacrest, Sarah Anderson June 1, 2026 Op-Eds Artificial Intelligence, Technology and Innovation Local news can survive its existential crisis Marc Hyden May 25, 2026 The Newnan Times-Herald
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