Marijuana Policy on the Ballot Tuesday
State and local elections Tuesday will see voters in Colorado, three Michigan cities, and Portland, Maine, deciding on marijuana policy reform questions.
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New Hampshire Marijuana Law Defeated Even Though Most People Wanted to Legalize
Once again the people are ahead of the politicians.
Will Ireland Be the Next Country to Legalize Pot?
A member of parliament is presenting a proposal that would bring even more green to the Emerald Isle.
Uruguay Sets Price of Legalized Cannabis at $1 a Gram
Uruguay is set to become the first country in the world where the sale of cannabis will not only become legal and government-controlled, but at around $1 a gram probably also the one with the most affordable marijuana anywhere.
Latest Gallup Poll Shows 58% Say Legalize Marijuana
Support for marijuana legalization is at the highest levels ever, with 58% of Americans in favor, according to a Gallup Poll released Tuesday.
Panel to Study California Marijuana Legalization
California Lieutenant Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) will lead a blue ribbon panel of expert to chart a path toward marijuana legalization, the ACLU of California announced Thursday.
Marijuana Acceptance Varies Across Hemisphere
Marijuana's acceptance is growing in Latin America as much as in the U.S., but the support is top-down in most countries except the United States, editors were told Monday at the 69th General Assembly of the Inter American Press Association.
Mexico City Leaders Aim to Fight Cartel Violence By Legalizing Pot
Decriminalization efforts aim to take profits and power away from cartels.
Slovakia to Drop Marijuana Seeds from Drug List
Marijuana seeds will no longer be illegal in Slovakia as of March 2014, according to a report in the Slovak Spectator. The decision came Wednesday in a proposal from the Health Ministry.
Marijuana Should Be Legal in California, Says Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom
Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom says it’s time for California to get serious about legalizing marijuana and that he’s willing to put his political reputation on the line to make it happen.
