Best Practices for Enforcing State Laws Prohibiting the Sale of Tobacco to Minors
Journal of Public Health Management and PracticePublished 1 November 2005
Joseph R. DiFranza
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Some states have achieved high compliance with the law by pursuing a variety of strategies employing common elements, and others have hampered their efforts by pursuing counterproductive strategies.
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Some states have achieved high compliance with the law by pursuing a variety of strategies employing common elements. Others have hampered their efforts by pursuing counterproductive strategies.
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