Kansas Jury Revolts Against Marijuana Laws
Jacob Sullum shares this incredible story from a defense attorney in Kansas, "They felt marijuana should be legalized."
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Drug War ‘Peace Caravan’ Woos Hollywood
A “peace caravan” has reached Los Angeles in search of Hollywood support for its crusade to end to the US war on drugs, which organizers blame for the violence tearing up Mexico. “The artists are the opposite of the barbarity we are living with,” said Mexican poet Javier Sicilia, who launched the campaign against theRead More
Arizona Medical-Marijuana Card Database Used Frequently by Cops and Employers
A database of everyone who has an Arizona medical-marijuana card is being well-used by employers and law enforcement officials, a report of database users shows.
Medical Marijuana Trade Group Sues L.A. to Stop Ban on Dispensaries
After Los Angeles officials passed a ban on medical marijuana dispensaries last month, activists vowed to take legal action.
L.A. Medical Marijuana Dispensaries Ordered to Close in September
The Los Angeles City Attorney’s Office is threatening local medical marijuana dispensaries with steep fines and potential jail time unless they close their doors by September 6.
Wasted: Lukas Nelson at Cannabis Culture
CANNABIS CULTURE - You might think that everything comes easily to twenty-three year old Lukas Nelson, being the son of Willie Nelson, one of the most recognizable musicians in the world.
Experiencing Spain One Puff at a Time
CANNABIS CULTURE - As I puffed on my joint and reviewed my plans for the twenty-four hour journey ahead, I realized my only concern was whether or not I would find some of that renowned Spanish cannabis once I got there.
Blocking Arizona Medical Marijuana is Pure Hypocrisy
I watch with interest -- and some mistrust -- as two men I admire fight a battle they won't win.
New Maine Medical Marijuana Proposals Criticized as Burdensome, Self-Defeating
Diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 1995, Falmouth resident Kelly Irwin found that marijuana worked better to treat her pain, fatigue and nausea far better than the opiates she was prescribed.
Arkansas Medical Marijuana Group Submits Signatures
Backers of an initiative that would legalize the use of medical marijuana in Arkansas submitted more than 74,000 additional signatures Monday to the secretary of state's office, though only about a quarter of them need to be valid to get the issue on the November ballot.
