Supposedly Neutral Federal Report Stacks the Deck Against Marijuana Legalization
In 2012 Coloradans approved Amendment 64, which legalized marijuana for recreational use, by a vote of 55 percent to 45 percent.
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How Cannabis Legalization has Impacted Impaired Driving in Washington State
You’ve likely heard that regulating cannabis markets will lead to more stoned drivers on the road.
Supreme Court: Holding Motorists on Highway to Await Dog Sniffing Searches Not OK
It's been a common practice among highway cops for the past decade, but detaining drivers after the traffic stop is completed violates the Constitution.
Stoned Drivers Are a Lot Safer Than Drunk Ones, New Federal Data Show
A new study from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration finds that drivers who use marijuana are at a significantly lower risk for a crash than drivers who use alcohol.
Four Big Ways the Media Got the Marijuana Study Wrong
CANNABIS CULTURE - Major new study shows marijuana is extremely safe, and far safer than alcohol. The media wants you to believe something else.
Extreme Zero Tolerance Anti-Pot Driving Laws are Unfair and Destructive
Lawmakers should consider alternative legislative approaches when it comes to cannabis and driving.
Are Roadside Cannabis Breathalyzer Tests Around the Corner?
The trend toward marijuana legalization collides with the decades-old road safety push.
Oregon Bills Easing Marijuana Penalties Become Law
Oregon Gov. John Kitzhaber (D) Monday signed into law two measures that will reduce the punishments for certain marijuana-related offenses. The changes go into effect immediately.
Driving While Using Medical Marijuana Not Necessarily Illegal in Michigan
It's going to be a while before we've figured out our brave new marijuana-approved world.
Medical Marijuana Users Can Drive Rules the Michigan Supreme Court
Medical marijuana users are not breaking the law if busted driving after firing up some pot ruled the Michigan Supreme Court, (MSC), Tuesday, May 21, 2013.
