New Civil Disobedience to Resolve the Rights of Drug Users
CANNABIS CULTURE – As more and more nations regulate the cannabis market to protect public health, no state can take for granted that prohibition fulfils a legitimate purpose.
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America’s Longest Serving Nonviolent Cannabis Prisoner To Be Released Following Efforts by Last Prisoner Project
After 32 Years Behind Bars, Richard DeLisi Clemency Approved
Transport Canada Bars Crews From Consuming Cannabis for 28 Days Before Flying
Rules would apply to air traffic controllers too.
Soft Drugs & The Shift to Natural Economics
CANNABIS CULTURE – “You may say I’m a dreamer – but I’m not the only one.” – John Lennon, Imagine, 1971
Jeff Sessions Accidentally Leaked the Agenda From His Anti-Marijuana Meeting
Attorney General Jeff Sessions is not in the habit of hiding his true feelings about marijuana. In the past, he’s said that good people don’t use cannabis and said there’s absolutely no benefits to the drug.
Just Say No 2.0? (How Americans Suffer Under Trump’s Throwback Drug Policies)
CANNABIS CULTURE – At best, it’s a tragic blunder that cannabis is listed as a Schedule I drug. The DEA labels a Schedule I drug as having a high potential for abuse. When cannabis’s lack of actual physical dependency is compared to the likelihood of addiction posed by drugs such as OxyContin (Schedule II) andRead More
High court: Recreational Marijuana Measure Will be on Arizona Ballot
A voter initiative legalizing recreational marijuana will be on the November ballot after the Arizona Supreme Court rejected a final legal challenge.
Colombia to Legalize Medical Marijuana Under Presidential Decree
Colombia said on Friday it plans to legalize medical marijuana in a further shift in drug policy after suspending aerial fumigation of illicit crops.
A Dangerous Woman? Because I Like Marijuana?
I am the author of Just Say Yes: A Marijuana Memoir, published on April 20 this year.
Misinformed Cannabis Policies Prevent Access to Life-Saving Treatments
As a scientist working to improve the health of people living with HIV/AIDS who use illicit drugs, I’m reminded every day of the impacts of our government’s policies on drugs.
