Here’s One Group of Cops Who Are All in for Marijuana Legalization
Generally, one of the biggest opponents of marijuana legalization in California is the law enforcement profession — but that’s not without at least one big exception.
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War On Drugs Fostered Mass Incarceration
Neill Franklin has come a long way since his years as an undercover narc for the Maryland State Police then head of training for the Baltimore City Police Department.
Former Cop to Rachel Maddow: Legalizing Pot is a “Win-Win”
It's not just hippies who want to legalize pot. Last night on The Rachel Maddow Show, former Baltimore cop and 32-year law enforcement veteran Neill Franklin spoke to Maddow about drug policy, but rather than defend the drug war, he said it is time for President Barack Obama to lead in drug policy reform.
Tale of Two Cities: NYPD’s Racist Arrests Create Class War in New York
For the NYPD's stats to add up, they'd have to have stopped every young, black man living in the city once--and then some.
Oaksterdam University Will Carry On, But Without Richard Lee
Cannabis education center to stay open with Dale Sky Jones replacing its founder
Cops and Judges Endorse Washington’s Marijuana Legalization Initiative
Law enforcers say ending prohibition will improve public safety
Adventures in Drug War Logic
Laundering money for cartels: Good! Arguing for legalization: A fireable offense
Marijuana Rights: A Tale of 2 Oaklands
For Oakland residents who want marijuana policies that protect public safety and secure access for medical marijuana patients, it is the best of times and the worst of times. It just depends on which Oakland you live in.
Drug Czar “Too Busy” to Meet With Fellow Cops
Law Enforcement Against Prohibition tries to get Gil Kerlkowske to read their report on the failed War on Drugs
Indiana Senator Surprised By Support For Legalized Marijuana Bill
When state Sen. Karen Tallian first floated the idea of introducing a bill to look at legalizing marijuana, her Statehouse colleagues warned the Portage Democrat that it could kill her chances for re-election.
