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Domestic

Any one item= $2.50
Two shirts, or a shirt and a DVD= $5.00
Three shirts or more (Priority flat rate box) = $7.50

International

$6.00 base rate to Canada and $8.00 base rate to other countries
**if you are purchasing more than two t-shirts, books, or other large items to be shipped internationally, the LEAP office will contact you regarding shipping rates.

LEAP T-Shirt

You’ll be sure to attract plenty of attention in this bold LEAP T-Shirt which literally demands the attention of passersby. You’re a fearless fighter against injustice and prepared to tell the whole world why!

100% Cotton Pre-Shrunk Available in black or white sizes S-XXL

Suggested donation: $10.00

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(We will try our best to accommodate your request, please include a phone number or email in case we are incapable of filling your order.)

LEAP Lapel Pin

LEAP Pin

Amazon.com LEAP Purchases

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Damage Done Video

Damage Done introduces a group of maverick cops – and former cops – who have put in decades
fighting the war on drugs. They may be libertarians, Republicans, socialists or evangelical
Christians, but they all believe strongly that drug prohibition is a terrible mistake and
that all illicit drugs should be controlled by government, not in the hands of criminals.

Purchase Damage Done: The Drug War Odyssey and you’ll be compelled to ask yourself: Is the
war on drugs doing more damage than the drugs themselves?

Watch the trailer!

Available from LEAP for home use only $19.95.

Damage Done

Available from the
National Film Board of Canada

for institutional, public showings or fundraising events for $69.95.

(This includes Teachers, School Administrators, Librarians, Professors, Government Offices, etc.)

LEAP Promo Video DVD

Order LEAP’s New Promo Video (2013)

“Law Enforcement Against Prohibition is a singular organization whose credibility and experience provide one of the strongest voices against the War on Drugs anywhere in the world.”
– Michell Alexander, author of “The New Jim Crow”