DEA Drug Enforcement Administration
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DEA Drug Enforcement Administration
The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is a branch of the Department of Justice that was established in 1973 under the administration of President Nixon. It is the lead agency that is responsible for the enforcement of the Controlled Substance Act. The DEA exercises a concurrent jurisdiction with the other agencies like the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the Immigration and Customs Enforcement in the prosecution of the federal offense for drug smuggling. The main objective of the agency is to prosecute and investigation drug related activities within and across the borders of the United States.
DEA Drug Enforcement Administration – Authority
The authority of the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) extends from the investigation and prosecution of crimes involving drug smuggling and related acts. Among the powers and authorities of the DEA include the following:
- Investigate criminal acts involving the manufacturing, cultivation, smuggling and distribution of illegal drugs.
- Prosecute criminal organizations or individuals who are engaged in the above-stated activities
- Confiscate the illegal articles or drugs
- Seize assets that are linked to drug smuggling and related federal offenses
- Manage and establish a program that will eradicate the availability of controlled substances both domestically and internationally
- Exercise an exclusive jurisdiction in pursuing the investigation of crimes related to illegal drugs and other controlled substances abroad.
- Prevent marijuana production and distribution and cut down the supply within the US territory.
- Pursue organizations that are engaged in the sale and distribution of illegal drugs and narcotics.
DEA Drug Enforcement Administration – Responsibilities
The focus of the investigation of the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) primarily involves the following federal offenses:
- Drug smuggling within the domestic and international regions
- Violations of the anti-drug law that includes the manufacturing, distributing and dispensing of legally controlled substances
- Other drug related crimes
- Crimes involving the illegal distribution of medical marijuana
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