Motel Case Marks a Victory Against Federal Forfeiture Abuse
In a major victory against federal forfeiture abuse, a federal judge in Massachusetts struck down a scheme by federal prosecutors to seize a motel.
In a major victory against federal forfeiture abuse, a federal judge in Massachusetts struck down a scheme by federal prosecutors to seize a motel.
Competition Mounts for Marijuana Consultant Job in Washington State.
The Czech Senate Wednesday approved a bill allowing for the use of medical marijuana by an overwhelming margin of 67-2.
Cannabis salve is an easy to make topical application that works well for a variety of ailments. It helps heal minor cuts, burns and scrapes. It can...
Sponsored by Democratic Rep. Patricia Todd, Alabama's medical marijuana bill will be considered next week by the House Health Committee.
Colorado's Amendment 64 Task Force submitted some recommendations, including requesting a change in federal banking policy.
Medical marijuana advocates travel 3,300 miles to support Chris Williams, protest federal attacks on medical marijuana...
Democrats in the Iowa state Senate on Wednesday introduced a bill that allows use of medical marijuana for qualifying conditions and the creation of...
Here's the latest major medical marijuana news around the United States from the past week, as of January 30, 2013:
The San Diego City Council has sided with Attorney Jan Goldsmith against Mayor Bob Filner's request to stop prosecuting dispensaries.
A Republican-backed bill that would subject welfare recipients to drug testing has passed a second committee vote and now heads for the Senate floor.
DOJ will argue for dismissal of a lawsuit brought by the City of Oakland in to halt the forfeiture of property being used by Harborside Health Center.
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While foreigners are limited to donating, residents can volunteer, talk to their politicians or register at Sensible BC to decriminalize marijuana in BC.
Former House Minority Leader, Robert Watson, will not be charged with a marijuana DUI and possession of marijuana.
A coalition of California groups has abandoned support of their own medical marijuana measure in favor of a very similar one backed by the L.A. City council
Here's the latest news on corrupt cops and law enforcement around the United States from the past week, as of January 29, 2013...
The University of Nebraska - Lincoln will host a marijuana legalization debate. Steve Hager, editor of High Times, will face Bob Stutman, former DEA agent.