Learn in Italy about Comparative Drug Policy from the Vicente Sederberg Professor of Marijuana Law and Policy

As noted in this post last May, that Professor Sam Kamin of the University of Denver Sturm College had the unique honor to become, thanks to a law firm's endowment, the first Vicente Sederberg Professor of Marijuana Law and Policy. And from Sam I have learned now that law students nationwide now have a unique opportunity to take a unique course from this unique profession in a special setting. Specifically, as this website details, on the Vicente Sederberg Professor of Marijuana Law and Policy will be teaching a special Comparative Drug Policy course as part of the 2017 Denver Law Italy Program in Sorrento, Italy. Here is the official course description:

Comparative Drug Policy (Professor Sam Kamin, 2 credits)

This course will be an investigation of international drug prohibition and the emerging alternatives to it.  We will discuss the international agreements that govern the production and distribution of illicit drugs and the role the US played in creating these agreements.  We will then examine the growing international consensus that prohibition has not worked and look comparatively at the various alternatives to prohibition being adopted around the world.  We will also discuss various metrics for evaluating and assessing the growing number of alternatives to the status quo currently being developed.