Chris Christie Will End the War on Drugs – Just Like Obama Did
During his State of the State speech yesterday, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie promised to “end the failed war on drugs.”
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NJ Governor Christie: We Will End the Failed War on Drugs
Christie Calls for Alternatives to Incarceration and Expanded Drug Treatment; Advocates Applaud Inaugural Remarks
Cuomo to Establish NY Medical Marijuana Program Based on ’80s-Era Legislation
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) plans to use his executive powers to allow the limited use of medical marijuana, the New York Times reported Sunday.
Judge Strikes Down Florida Welfare Drug Test Law
Federal judge throws out Florida Gov. Rick Scott's welfare drug testing law.
N.J. Assembly Passes New Bill Allowing Medical Marijuana For Children
Gov. Christie Vetoed Earlier Bill, Demanded Revisions
North Carolina Legislature Overrides Drug Test Bill Veto
North Carolina's Republican Gov. Pat McCrory last month vetoed a welfare drug testing bill championed by his own party in the legislature
North Carolina Governor Vetoes Welfare Drug Test Bill
North Carolina Gov. Robert McCrory (R) Thursday vetoed a welfare drug testing bill pushed through the legislature by his Republican colleagues.
Christie Will Sign Medical Marijuana Bill If Changes Made
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie (R) on Friday said he will approve a new medical marijuana bill that would allow children to use the treatment — if the state legislature makes key changes to the measure.
Delaware Governor Moves on Medical Marijuana Dispensaries
More than two years after signing a medical marijuana bill into law, Delaware Gov. Jack Markell (D) signaled Thursday that he is ready to move forward with drafting regulations for dispensaries, or "compassion centers" in Delaware-speak. dispensaries.
Oregon Governor Signs Medical Marijuana Dispensary Bill
Oregon is about to join the ranks of states with legal, regulated medical marijuana dispensaries after Gov. John Kitzhaber (D) Wednesday signed into law a bill designed to do just that.
