Video: 2013 Year in Review - Marijuana Policy Project (MPP)
This 2013 Year in Review video from the Marijuana Policy Project highlights many major marijuana accomplishments achieved over the past year
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This 2013 Year in Review video from the Marijuana Policy Project highlights many major marijuana accomplishments achieved over the past year
Here's the top 10 items from NORML that shaped cannabis policy in 2013, from no association between lung cancer and smoking weed to Uruguay legalizing...
A new poll found that resistance to marijuana legalization is continuing to fall.
All of the numbers are above the historic lows in teen drug use reported at the end of the Reagan-Bush era in the early 1990s, but well below the historic highs.
A new poll finds that higher education is linked to higher support for cannabis legalization.
California's Field Poll is reporting support for generic marijuana legalization at 55% and, somewhat surprisingly, support for an actual initiative at 56%.
A new poll by Quinnipiac University reveals that 82% of Florida voters support medical marijuana.
Americans for Safe Access is asking California MMJ patients to take a short survey.
Forty-five percent agreed it is unacceptable for an employer to sanction an employee for off-the-job marijuana use, even where cannabis is illegal.
Here's the latest major medical marijuana news around the United States from the past week, as of November 6, 2013:
Nick Gellespie of The Daily Beast explains that the drug war is over as a political issue, as most Americans now favor legalization.
Gallup released new polling data today that shows an overwhelming majority of Americans want marijuana to be legalized.
Gavin Newsom, Lieutenant Governor of California, will chair a blue ribbon committee tasked with studying marijuana legalization in the state.
Will California wait until 2016 to vote on legalizing marijuana? A poll released Thursday strongly suggests voters in the Golden State are ready to legalize it right now.
The American center is also in favor of marijuana policy reform, with 52% supporting the legalization of marijuana and 34% strongly supporting the movement
A January poll showed that a majority of West Virginia voters support a law allowing medical marijuana in their state, and now their representatives are listening.
Alison Vekshin reports the spread of acceptance of legal marijuana, and the acceleration from the DOJ memo that they will not interfere with marijuana laws.
They say things are bigger in Texas and, according to new survey data released by Public Policy Polling, that includes support for marijuana law reform.