Too Close to Schools: 58 Cannabis Cafes Set to Shut Down
In total, 58 of the country's 650 plus cannabis cafes break government rules on their proximity to schools and face closure, according to news agency ANP on Monday.
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States With Medical Marijuana See a Decrease in Pot Smoking by Teens
When states debate medical marijuana laws, one of the issues sure to come up is whether legalizing marijuana for medical uses sends the wrong message to young people.
DEA Head: A Thousand Dead Children Means We’re Winning War On Drugs
Michele Leonhart, our top drug cop, has a funny definition of victory
Toddler is One of Youngest Medical Marijuana Patients in Montana
There are more than 28,000 medical marijuana card holders in Montana, and 51 of them are under the age of 18.
How $31 of Pot Gave Mom a 10-year Prison Sentence
Because of $31 in marijuana sales, Patricia Marilyn Spottedcrow is now serving 10 years in prison, has been taken away from her four young children and husband, and has ended her work in nursing homes.
Mothers for Marijuana Eradicators
Letter from Erica Warren of CoMo Citizens, Columbia MO about our marijuana incineration efforts.
ACLU: Poppy Seeds Led to Drug-Related Baby Seizure
The American Civil Liberties Union is representing a western Pennsylvania woman who says her newborn baby was seized by county welfare workers after she failed a drug test because she ate a poppy seed bagel.
Juarez’s Children: Drugs, Death, and Fear
Over the past two and a half years, more than 5,000 people (an average of more than five a day) have been killed in an intensifying drug war that has reached deep into children's lives.
No Warrant Needed for School Drug Searches in Oregon
The Oregon Supreme Court has ruled that high school students can be searched for illegal drugs without a warrant if school officials have a reasonable suspicion based on specific facts.
Bill Would Make Marijuana Offenses ‘Child Abuse’
Exposing a youngster to illegal drug production such as a marijuana grow-op would be considered child abuse under an Ontario private member's bill to be introduced next week.
