I’m Facing 60 Months in Prison. Cannabis Prohibition Has Destroyed My Life.
The morning of May 24, 2019, found me running for my life through the traditional Jewish enclave of Squirrel Hill in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Browsing: FBI
Marijuana Arrests are Increasing Despite Legalization, New FBI Data Shows
Marijuana arrests are rising in the U.S., even as more states legalize cannabis.
Marijuana Legalization 2015: US Pot Arrests Increased in 2014 with 1 Every 45 Seconds, FBI Data Show
Even as many U.S. states continue to reform and ease legislation governing the use of marijuana, both medicinal and recreational, enforcement of laws against the drug’s use has apparently hardened.
NYPD Can’t Be Bothered to Report on the Black Kids It Kills
The fatal shooting of Constance Malcolm son’s by an NYPD officer made headlines around the country – but the FBI has no record of his death.
Rauner Issued Marijuana Licenses Before FBI Background Checks
Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner awarded licenses this week to 70 medical marijuana businesses before out-of-state criminal background checks could be done through an FBI database, as required under state law.
Pot Arrests Drop, But Still 1.5 Million Drug Arrests Last Year
CANNABIS CULTURE - More than 1.5 million people were arrested for drug offenses in the US last year, and more than 693,000 of those for marijuana offenses.
The FBI Promises a Perpetual, Futile Drug War As It Shuts Down Silk Road 2.0
Today, the FBI seized the Darknet market Silk Road 2.0 and arrested its alleged operator, Blake Benthall.
The FBI’s Cyber War Problem: The Hackers They Want to Hire Love to Smoke Weed
Now the agency is grappling with their marijuana rules.
6 Ways the U.S. Drug War Intrudes On Your Life, Whether Or Not You Use Illegal Substances
The war on drugs has established a nagging presence in the everyday lives of Americans.
Activist Facing 81 Years Admits to Selling Pot, Seeks Jury Nullification
CANNABIS CULTURE - In a story that seems like a Hollywood screenplay, a political activist is making a stand against laws he feels are unjust. Rich Paul, the founder of the New Hampshire based 4:20 Foundation, is facing four felony charges for selling marijuana.
