Jury Convicts 70-Year-Old Lake Orion Woman in Marijuana Case
An assistant prosecutor told jurors this morning to follow the law and not use sympathy when weighing the fate of a 70-year-old woman facing a drug charge.
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Poland Approves Drug Decriminalization — Sort Of
With President Bronislaw Komorwski signing into law late last month an amendment to the country's harsh, decade-old drug laws, Poland has taken a step in the direction of the decriminalization of drug possession.
Poland Approves Drug Decriminalization — Sort Of
With President Bronislaw Komorwski signing into law late last month an amendment to the country's harsh, decade-old drug laws, Poland has taken a step in the direction of the decriminalization of drug possession. But how much of a difference the new law will make is unclear at this point, and it won't go into effect for another six months. The new law also increases sentences for some drug distribution offenses.
National Post Editorial Board: Canada’s Utterly Failed Drug Policy
Our drug laws fuel organized crime and divert police resources.
U.S. Can’t Justify Its Drug War Spending, Reports Say
Government reports say the Obama administration is unable to show that billions of dollars spent in the anti-drug efforts in Latin America have made a significant difference.
Sensible Washington Money Bomb: An Urgent Call to Legalize Cannabis in 2011
We're putting out an urgent call to all individuals who believe that cannabis is a safe medicine and recreational choice that should be legal.
The 2nd-Annual Treating Yourself Medical Marijuana and Hemp Expo in Photos
CANNABIS CULTURE - Toronto played host to the Treating Yourself Medical Marijuana and Hemp Expo for the second year in a row, and Cannabis Culture was there with camera's flashing to record the weedy results.
We Did It!
In a letter from the president of University of Connecticut's Students for a Sensible Drug Policy, lobbying and activism have paid off with the passing of Senate Bill 1014
Connecticut Legislature Passes Marijuana Decriminalization Bill
The Connecticut Senate Saturday narrowly approved a bill that would decriminalize the possession of small amounts of marijuana.
Medical Marijuana User Files Complaint Against North Vancouver RCMP After Detention
A Coquitlam man who suffers from a serious medical condition has filed a complaint against the North Vancouver RCMP after they seized his medical marijuana and the federal licence that allows him to carry it.
