Who Doesn't Want Marijuana Legal? Cops and Cartels
Both the drug war crusaders of law enforcement and their targets, organized crime, agree that marijuana should not be legal.
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Both the drug war crusaders of law enforcement and their targets, organized crime, agree that marijuana should not be legal.
Having a currently employed law enforcement officer being given the ‘green’ light by their command to lobby for marijuana legalization maybe a first.
A federal judge granted Oakland's request to stay federal forfeiture proceedings against a medical marijuana club while it defends its standing on appeal.
Jamen Shively, creator of the Diego Pellicier 'premium' marijuana retail brand, is speaking Monday at noon at San Francisco's St. Francis Drake Hotel...
It’s very surreal writing the final post in this series for Weedist with two large containers full of weed I grew myself. Growing your own marijuana is a...
Washington's marijuana logo was not very well-received, the Liquor Control Board announced that it is trashing the logo and will work on a replacement.
The Illinois MMJ bill is about to become law, and Riverside Police Chief Tom Weitzel is terrified.
Join patients, advocates, scientists, and concerned citizens July 9th, 7 - 9pm for the July San Diego Chapter of Americans for Safe Access monthly meeting.
Here's the latest major medical marijuana news around the United States from the past week, as of July 2, 2013:
Here's the latest news on corrupt cops and law enforcement around the United States from the past week, as of July 2, 2013.
John Conroy is bringing legal action against Health Canada for cancelling licenses which allow Canadian medical marijuana patients their own home grows.
For the fifth time, Arkansas Attorney General Dustin McDaniel has rejected a medical marijuana proposal that would put the issue on the ballot.
High Price: A Neuroscientist's Journey of Self-Discovery That Challenges Everything You Know About Drugs and Society, by Dr. Carl Hart - A damned good read.
Orlando lawyer John Morgan launched the drive this week to put a Medical Marijuana Amendment on the Florida ballot in 2014.
On Monday, Oregon Governor John Kitzhaber signed into law two bills that make sensible changes to Oregon’s marijuana laws.
New Hampshire Rep. Donna Schlachman, who sponsored the medical marijuana bill in the state, expressed concerns about some of the changes that were made.
The Los Angeles city attorney's office has released a list of 134 dispensaries still allowed to operate after the passage of Measure D.
In an interesting debate at the Aspen Ideas Festival, Drug Policy Alliance director Ethan Nadelmann is debating former DEA administrator Asa Hutchinson.