Cannabis is used secretly by many people to alleviate pain and anxiety - but secrets can be quickly exposed by drugs tests at work.

Bainbridge Island’s municipal code currently does not have a statute for marijuana at the misdemeanor level — under 40 grams. “We can arrest someone for having drug paraphernalia,” said an island officer, “But not for the marijuana.”

One cop sat in his car with his brother and watched him deal cocaine to customers. Another police officer called a cocaine supplier four times to arrange buys for his friend who was a user –– and also a Providence police officer. They spoke in code into their cell phones, arranging buys and pickups, as state police detectives and FBI agents listened in through wiretaps of their alleged criminal doings.

CannaMed, Colorado's largest medical pot evaluation company, faces scrutiny for selling patient information.

This guy is a genius: Police in southern Sweden received a visit from an unhappy member of the public who asked authorities to test the hashish be had purchased for traces of LSD, complaining that the smoke had been way too strong.

Under the regulations, dispensaries can operate only in specially-designated business zones; be at least 500 feet from a school, church or other public area; and not closer than 1,000 feet from any other dispensary. The regulations also limit advertising and exposure of marijuana products to the public. Furthermore, a caregiver in a home setting may have no more than three patients using medical marijuana.

The Grand Rapids City Commission has passed new regulations requiring caregivers to register as a home occupation. The ordinance also requires them to be at least 1,000 feet from any school and that all marijuana be locked away.

CNN: A federal appeals court in Argentina has ruled that a grandmother must stand trial for growing two marijuana plants in her backyard.

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