Medical Marijuana To Treat Tourette’s?
Pending approval this fall, people with Tourette’s Syndrome may be able under state law to use medical marijuana to help quell symptoms of the disorder.
Jeremiah Vandermeer
Giving Americans ‘Bhang’ For Their Buck
Scott Van Rixel, an American chocolatier, is trying to do something Western businesses have often failed to accomplish: trademark a common Indian word.
Colorado Pot Shops Face Closure Under Tough New Rules
Nearly a fifth of Colorado's medical marijuana dispensary operators could be forced out of business in coming weeks because of new state rules barring some convicted felons from the pot business, federal drug authorities say.
A Federal-State Law Inconsistency Shouldn’t Stop Californians from Legalizing Marijuana
No law is infallible. As it has done in the past, California can show leadership in driving needed reforms by passing Proposition 19.
California Poll Shows Growing Support For Legalization
CANNABIS CULTURE - A new poll of California voters shows 52% in support of Proposition 19, the November ballot initiative that would legalize and tax marijuana in the state. 36% of voters said they oppose the proposition; 12% were not sure.
KopBuster Barry Cooper Sues Police, Signs Hollywood Movie Deal
Barry Cooper’s conversion from dogged narcotics agent to outspoken pot advocate may seem stranger than fiction.
Man Killed in Mendocino Pot Garden Raid
A Mendocino County sheriff's officer shot and killed a man who leveled a rifle at him in a large, remote marijuana garden early Tuesday morning, law officials said.
How to Occupy a Member of Parliament’s Office
CANNABIS CULTURE - Want to be a member of the 'Free Marc' Campaign but don't know where to start? Cannabis Culture presents a step-by-step guide to occupying your local Conservative Member of Parliament's office.
Medical Marijuana Now Legal in Washington D.C.
Medical marijuana is now legal in the District after the Democrat-controlled Congress declined to overrule a D.C Council bill that allows the city to set up as many as eight dispensaries where chronically ill patients can purchase the drug.
Federal Drug Agency Bans Pro-Legalization Police Group From Conference
A group of police officers, judges and prosecutors who support legalizing and regulating drugs is crying foul after a federal agency reneged on a contract that gave the law enforcers a booth to share their anti-prohibition views at a government-sponsored treatment conference in Chicago next week.
