West Virginia on Track to Top 2011 Marijuana Eradication
The West Virginia State Police is on track to seize and destroy more marijuana plants than last year despite the dry weather that likely scorched some crops.
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The West Virginia State Police is on track to seize and destroy more marijuana plants than last year despite the dry weather that likely scorched some crops.
According to a report from the Washington Post, the land where the U.S. Pentagon stands was once occupied by fields of hemp.
Mike Riggs at Reason has fun shredding Wilmington Police Chief Michael Begonis' recent claim that illicit drug use is a form of domestic terrorism.
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Public safety officials have given conditional approval to Vermont's first two medical marijuana dispensaries. With the support of city officials, dispensaries are expected to open their doors in the next six months.
The latest poll, released Sat by SurveyUSA for the Denver Post, has Colorado's marijuana legalization initiative at 51%, with 40% opposed and 8% undecided.
Pepperdine University officially refused to approve the application of a sophomore political science major to intern at the Marijuana Policy Project (MPP).
Doug Darrell, a New Hampshire Rastafarian facing felony marijuana cultivation charges was declared not guilty on Friday because a jury believed that punishing him for the offense would be unjust.
The police chief in Michigan's second-largest city opposes a ballot question that would make marijuana possession a civil infraction in Grand Rapids.
Over 60 senior citizens protested at the Edward Schwartz Federal Courthouse, donning green medical cannabis ribbons to challenge the legality of a wiretap.
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 ...
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Four of the six statewide marijuana initiatives appearing on the November 2012 ballot are solidly favored among likely voters according to recent polls.
The Palo Alto City Council established its opposition this week to a controversial November ballot measure that aims to make it legal for medical marijuana dispensaries to operate in the city. If…
The Massachusetts state voter guide declares medical marijuana a gateway to “Twinkie addiction.”
The well-respected, non-partisan Pew Charitable Trusts wrote a fairly balanced article about the possible consequences of legal marijuana.
GAO release a report stating the swelling of federal prisons is largely attributable to drug prisoners and longer sentences for them.
Oregon's Measure 80 Launches Online Shop with tons of great gear. You can support marijuana legalization in Oregon no matter where you live.