Judge Strikes Down Florida Welfare Drug Test Law
Federal judge throws out Florida Gov. Rick Scott's welfare drug testing law.
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25 Years Ago DEA’s Administrative Law Judge Ruled Cannabis Should Be Reclassified
"By any measure of rational analysis marijuana can be safely used within a supervised routine of medical care.”
Judge Upholds Kent, Washington’s Ban on Medical Marijuana Collective Gardens
A King County Superior Court judge upheld the city of Kent's ban on medical marijuana collective gardens.
Montana Medical Marijuana Activist Daubert Gets Probation in Federal Drug Case
Tom Daubert, who led the push for the voter-approved law legalizing medical marijuana in Montana, was sentenced Thursday to five years’ probation in a federal drug case.
Court Commissioner Wants Deputies to Return Medical Marijuana to Woman in California
Sheriff's deputies will have to deliver three quarters of an ounce of marijuana to a California woman if a Yuma County court commissioner gets her way.
Sick Judge on Medical Marijuana: It’s a “Human Rights Issue”
In a New York Times opinion piece, a sitting state supreme court judge writes of his cancer and the palliative drug he depends on.
‘Medical Director’ Required at Pot Dispensaries, Arizona Judge Rules
Medical-marjiuana dispensaries will have to employ a medical director at their operations, as state health officials require, a Maricopa County Superior Court judge has ruled. The non-profits could begin opening this summer.
Pro-Pot Judge Will Be Gary Johnson’s VP Pick
Libertarian presidential candidate and former New Mexico Gov. Gary Johnson has picked California Judge Jim Gray, a prominent pro-marijuana legalization advocate, to be his running mate, The Daily Caller has learned.
B.C. Supreme Court Justice Strikes Down Section of Medical Marijuana Law
A B.C. Supreme Court justice has struck down a section of Health Canada’s medical marijuana laws.
Federal Judge Blocks Florida Law Requiring Drug Tests for Welfare
District Court Judge Mary Scriven called mandatory drug testing for welfare applicants a violation of the Fourth Amendment and temporarily blocked the new rule.
