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Chronicle Book Review: Rise of the Warrior Cop
Rise of the Warrior Cop explains what happened. It's a story whose origins go back to colonial days, but an entertaining and illuminating story.
Medical Marijuana Isn't Immune From Seizure
Users' medical marijuana cards at a grow site did not immunize the crop from seizure, nor did it require police to prove guilt before destroying a harvest
Will Washington Post Sale Help End Marijuana Prohibition?
The Washington Post compared 10,000 cannabis activists gathered in DC to protest prohibition laws to UFO enthusiasts.
Medical Marijuana Update (2013.08.07)
Here's the latest major medical marijuana news around the United States from the past week, as of August 7, 2013:
This Week’s Corrupt Cops Stories (2013.08.07)
Here's the latest news on corrupt cops and law enforcement around the United States from the past week, as of August 7, 2013.
Study: Marijuana Users Know More About Health Effects Than Non-Users
People who consume cannabis are more likely to be knowledgeable about the substance’s health effects than are those who abstain from it
DEA Uses Spy Data for Criminal Investigations, Hides Origins
a DEA unit is feeding data from the NSA, as well as wiretaps and informants, to law enforcement around the country to launch criminal investigations.
MPP Gearing Up for 2016 Nevada Campaign
The Marijuana Policy Project is gearing up for a 2016 campaign to tax and regulate marijuana in another Southwestern state, Nevada.
Denver DA Makes Ludicrous Claims; Links MMJ to Murder
Denver District Attorney Mitch Morrissey held the floor to claim that medical marijuana dispensaries are a haven for assaults, robberies, and murder.
Norway Greens Call for State Marijuana Production
Marcussen also said the Greens do not view hard drug users as criminals and that decriminalizing drug possession would increase the public health.
UN Drug Agencies Fret Over Uruguay Marijuana Vote
In the meantime, Uruguay isn't waiting, and there is little the UN anti-drug agencies can do about except shout from their bully pulpits.
Marijuana Adventure: Swashbuckling for Sativa Strains
Arjan and his lead cultivator travel to Colombia to re-locate three famed sativa strains of cannabis cultivated in this region of South America.
Illinois Becomes Twenty-First Medical Marijuana State
Medical marijuana will be taxed at the same 1% rate as pharmaceutical drugs, but grow centers and dispensaries will also pay a 7% "privilege tax."
Law Change Leads to Decline in Misdemeanor Drug Arrests
The annual number of misdemeanor drug arrests has fallen by nearly 50 percent in California in 5 years, largely due to a 2010 law decriminalizing marijuana.
Uruguay House Passes Marijuana Legalization Bill
Wednesday featured sign-waving crowds dancing to reggae music outside the Congress building and dozens of legalization supporters filling the galleries.
Study: Cannabis Associated with Less Risk of Traffic Accident than Various Medicinal Drugs
Danish researchers assessed the risk of a driver being severely injured in an accident after consuming alcohol, illicit drugs, or pharmaceutical drugs
Ohio Initiative Campaign for Medical Marijuana is Underway
Medical marijuana has broad popular support in Ohio (a March poll had support at 63%) and a victory in Ohio would plant it firmly in the Midwest.