The War on Drugs Has Reached into the Womb – and Threatens Abortion Rights
The war on drugs is racist, it criminalizes people who need help and it is attacking women’s bodily autonomy - fighting it is a core feminist issue.
Browsing: state law
Oregon Legalizes Pot this Week — But Thanks to the Liquor Control Commission, You Can’t Buy It
Excited about the new law? There's a catch.
Delaware Becomes 20th State to Decriminalize Marijuana Possession
All Democrats voted it, no Republicans did, and the Democratic governor has now signed the bill into law.
Historic Senate Vote Tells DEA to Butt Out of Medical Marijuana States
The Senate Appropriations Committee voted today to rein in the DEA.
New DEA Chief Retreats On War Against Weed, Says DEA Will No Longer Focus On Marijuana
With states all across the country lowering their penalties in marijuana cases, the incoming DEA chief says that the agency will no longer focus on marijuana.
Judge Clears Way for Medical Marijuana In Florida
Florida regulators said they expect to provide access to a limited strain of non-euphoric marijuana for medical purposes by the end of the year after a Tallahassee judge on Wednesday dismissed the final challenge to the long-awaited rule.
Bill to Limit Medical Marijuana Growers Gets Strong 29-1 Vote in Oregon Senate
The Oregon Senate delivered a powerful message in support of tightening regulation on medical marijuana Wednesday by voting 29-1 for a bill aimed at curbing diversions to the black market.
Boston Woman Fights Medical Marijuana Firing
Case exposes paucity of guidelines for workers and bosses, lawyers say
Utah Governor Open to Legalizing Medical Marijuana
Gov. Gary Herbert said Thursday that he would be open to legalizing marijuana for medical purposes, provided the science shows it can benefit patients and tight regulations can be put in place to control distribution.
‘Policing for Profit’ Gone Wild!
A new report lays out civil asset forfeiture abuses in California, and it isn't pretty. But the pressure for reforms is mounting.
