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US Bill Will Allow Feds to Read Your E-mail Without Warrants
The US government is set to vote on an e-mail privacy bill which, if passed, will enable government agencies to read Americans' e-mails without warrants...
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Fox Marijuana Legalization Sitcom in the Works
Fox is developing a sitcom, The Happy Tree , based around the legalization of marijuana , The show is from former Entourage and How To Make It In America executive producers Rob…
New England Marijuana Legalization Bills Coming
In the wake of this month's marijuana legalization victories in Colorado and Washington, legislators in New England are ramping up efforts to be the next...
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The 2012 San Francisco Patients’ Choice Is Strawberry Cough, Yum! (But Don’t Eat It)
The San Francisco chapter of the medical marijuana lobby Americans for Safe Access threw a successful annual fundraiser and medical cannabis competition on Sunday night.
Colorado US Representatives Move to Support Legal Marijuana
In the wake of this month's vote in Colorado to legalize marijuana, which won with 55% of the vote, a bipartisan group from the state's congressional...
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Is Medical Marijuana Going Corporate?
Will big corporations get involved in marijuana? At this point even legal dispensaries under state law are still labeled as drug traffickers under federal law.
This Week’s Corrupt Cops Stories (2012.11.20)
Here's the latest news on corrupt cops and law enforcement around the United States from the past week, as of November 20, 2012...
MOMENTUM: Post Election, Marijuana Law Reform Bills to be Introduced at Both State and Federal Level
The message from the big marijuana wins on Election Day has already begun to reverberate around the nation. Right on the heels of the votes in WA and CO...
Law Enforcement Call on DOJ to Respect State Marijuana Laws
Tues morning Former Baltimore narcotics officer Neill Franklin delivered a letter signed by 73 current and former law enforcement, judges, prosecutors to...
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7% of California Drivers Test Positive for Marijuana, but Are They Impaired?
For the 20 states in which marijuana is legal, either for medicinal or recreational purposes, there’s a new challenge for law enforcement: judging whether stoned users are too impaired to drive.
Medical Marijuana Update (2012.11.20)
Here's the latest major medical marijuana news around the United States from the past week, as of November 20, 2012:
Will Illinois Become the 19th State to Allow for the Medical Use of Marijuana?
Illinois state lawmakers are expected in the coming days to consider legislation that seeks to allow for the limited use of cannabis by authorized patients.
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New Medical Marijuana Initiatives Haven’t Convinced Insurers
Health insurance rarely if ever covers its use; some patients spend hundreds of dollars a month or more on the drug. The situation may not change anytime soon, some experts say.
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Legalized Marijuana: Is Iowa Next?
The morning after Election Day, as news sunk in that voters in two states had legalized recreational marijuana, state Rep. Bruce Hunter was having conversations with constituents on their front lawns about the prospect of Iowa doing the same.
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Medical Marijuana in New Jersey Offers Gains, Setbacks for Hunterdon and Warren County Residents
New Jersey’s first medical marijuana dispensary is set to open in Essex County, and some experts and officials have differing opinions on the state of the program and guesses as to just…
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Marijuana Measures Strengthen Hemp Efforts in Kentucky
Efforts to legalize industrial hemp in Kentucky are getting help from votes in Washington and Colorado to legalize marijuana, according to Kentucky agriculture secretary James Comer.
Prosecutors in Colorado, Washington Dismiss Even More Marijuana Cases
Prosecutors throughout Colorado and Washington state continue to dismiss hundreds of pending misdemeanor marijuana possession cases.