Silk Road Mastermind Appeals Life Sentence
Ross Ulbricht, AKA Dread Pirate Roberts, pioneered selling drugs through the Dark Web. Now he faces dying behind bars.
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Federal Medical Marijuana Law Threatened By White House Veto
A spending bill amendment that will continue to prohibit the federal government from interfering with state medical marijuana laws passed the House on Wednesday.
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Jury Sends Message to Cops, Go Find Real Criminals, Acquits Man on Felony Pot Charges
A not guilty verdict in Nevada sends a powerful message.
Medical Marijuana Crackdown Continues In California
Law enforcement raided a state-legal medical cannabis cooperative in the Lake Tahoe area Monday, in a chilling reminder that the four year-old joint federal-state attack on medical marijuana continues despite widespread opposition.
‘Why Take My Vibrator?’: Michigan Cops Legally Rob ‘Every Belonging’ From Medical Marijuana Patient
Medical marijuana user Ginnifer Hency told a group of Michigan lawmakers last week that a drug task force raided her home and kept ‘every belonging’ she owned
Zombie Patriot Act Will Keep U.S. Spying—Even If the Original Dies
Forget the White House’s doomsday talk about American intelligence going blind. Thanks to backdoor provisions and alternate collection schemes, U.S. spies will keep on snooping.
The Patriot Act May Be Dead Forever
The most controversial elements of the spying bill may never be coming back
Jury Acquits Medical Marijuana Patient of Felony Charges
A 65-year-old Las Vegas man who grew medical pot in his backyard was acquitted of two felony marijuana charges Friday.
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.
