No Bang for Taxpayers’ Buck with Pot Charges
U.S. President Barack Obama recently used the twilight of his tenure to again grant clemency to almost 60 non-violent drug offenders.
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Denver Police Issue 18 Marijuana-Related Tickets at Saturday’s 420 Rally
The rally was rescheduled after snow canceled the original event April 26.
New Harrogate Cannabis Social Club Formed to Join Drug Legalization Fight
A new Harrogate Cannabis Social Club has been formed to join the fight to legalise the drug and is aiming to “ensure and encourage” the safe use of it by residents.
Medical Cannabis for Military Veterans Passes Congress, Heads to Obama’s Desk
Military veterans, particularly those suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), may soon get access to medical cannabis in states that allow it after Congress voted to lift a federal ban.
Legalized Pot, Free Trade
When the Mexican Army actually allows journalists to watch its soldiers in action, it’s often to see them burning marijuana crops.
More Landlords Warned to Stop Renting Space to Marijuana Operations
City officials and police have now sent 64 warning letters to landlords telling them to shutter pot storefronts.
Toronto Cannabis Entrepreneurs Vow to Fight Proposed Fines
On Tuesday night, the Cannabis Friendly Business Association held an emergency meeting at Toronto’s Hotbox Cafe.
New Law Could Put Some Medical Marijuana Dispensaries out of Business
In 2001, Steve DeAngelo agreed to help a friend by attending the delivery of nearly 200 pounds of marijuana in a Maryland trailer park and verifying the quality of the product.
Appeals Court Leaves Iowa Marijuana Rules Intact
A legal challenge aimed at reclassifying marijuana in Iowa was shot down Wednesday by the state’s appeals court
Laws on Marijuana Use and Driving Questioned in U.S.
Motorists are being convicted of driving under the influence of marijuana based on arbitrary state standards that have no connection to whether the driver was actually impaired
