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Needless victims of our failed drug war
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Major medical marijuana trial, pitting the federal government against state law, ends in Aaron Sandusky being found guilty on drug conspiracy charge.
Amnesty International said in a new report that Mexico must take decisive action to rein in systematic and widespread use of torture, ill-treatment, and...
Aaron Sandusky, the operator of three state-compliant medical marijuana dispensaries, will be tried in federal court this week in Los Angeles.
A new NY Civil Liberties Union report details some horrific findings, e.g. NY prison system inmates caught using drugs, including marijuana, are punished...
MA Court administrators are setting up special court sessions for over a thousand people convicted for drug crimes based on fraudulent lab evidence...
The utter failure that is the war on drugs has reached a combined $30 billion so far this year and 1.2 million Americans have been arrested for drug...
A Massachusetts chemist, Annie Dookhan, who tested more than 60,000 drug samples submitted in the cases of about 34,000 defendants over nine years has admitted to faking drug sample results, according to a police report.
The arguments presented against Measure 80 were the same old "Just Say No" rhetoric that has brainwashed this country since Nixon started the War on Drugs.
Here's the latest major medical marijuana news around the United States from the past week, as of September 19, 2012.
Lynching Charlie Lynch is a film about a nation that somehow thinks it's justifiable to persecute people for growing plants for others.
Some 34,000 eastern Massachusetts drug cases could go up in smoke in the wake of a still unfolding scandal around a state crime lab analyst ...
GAO release a report stating the swelling of federal prisons is largely attributable to drug prisoners and longer sentences for them.
Huff Posts shares 13 photos that capture key moments in America's marijuana history, ranging from Louis Armstrong to Bob Dylan to Oaksterdam.
Here's the latest major medical marijuana news around the United States from the past week, as of September 5, 2012.
Richard Flor, 68, the first person to register as a caregiver under Montana's now gutted medical marijuana program has died in federal prison.
It never stops, and there are so many varieties of law enforcement misdoing and corrupt cops. Let's get to it:
Should there be a Drug Court for Marijuana? There are other areas of Law that have their own Court systems such as Tax, Family and Small Claims, however...
An undercover operation at a run-down trailer park just outside the Iowa City city limits shot and killed one man and wounded another last Thursday evening.
