Colorado Officials Defend Marijuana Legalization at U.S. Supreme Court
Colorado AG Cynthia Coffman urges Supreme Court to reject Nebraska and Oklahoma's lawsuits
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Michigan Marijuana Leaves Legal Experts Confused
You don't have to be stoned to have trouble understanding the hazy tapestry of laws and ordinances governing marijuana in Michigan.
Colorado’s Conservative Neighbors Ask Supreme Court to Strike Down Its Pot Law
Nebraska and Oklahoma don't like Colorado's legal marijuana system, and they want the US Supreme Court to get rid of it for them.
Nebraska and Oklahoma Sue Colorado Over Marijuana Law
Two heartland states filed the first major court challenge to marijuana legalization on Thursday
US Supreme Court Rules Cops Need Warrants to Search Cell Phones
In an unusual unanimous decision, the US Supreme Court Wednesday ruled that police in almost all cases must obtain a search warrant before searching cell phones or other mobile devices.
More Pot Lawsuits Sprout Up Over Ottawa’s Medical Marijuana Rules
The lawsuits challenging Ottawa's attempted overhaul of the medical marijuana system continue to pile up
Retired Supreme Court Justice Stevens Calls For Legalization
Retired Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens said on Thursday that the federal government should follow the lead of states that have legalized marijuana.
US Supreme Court Rejects Florida Drug Testing Appeal
The US Supreme Court Monday declined to review a lower court ruling that found Florida Gov. Rick Scott's (R) plan to randomly drug test state employees unconstitutional.
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Colorado Supreme Court Lets Lawyers Work With Marijuana Businesses
Colorado lawyers who provide legal services to state-sanctioned medical and recreational marijuana businesses will not run afoul of attorney ethics regulations
Michigan High Court Rules for Medical Marijuana
In a bellwether case, the Michigan Supreme Court has ruled that cities and counties cannot pass ordinances that conflict with the state's five-year-old Medical Marihuana Act. The ruling came in Ter Beek v. the City of Wyoming.
