NY Man Charged After Son Smells of Marijuana
Authorities say they've found more than 100 marijuana plants in the western New York home of a man whose son showed up at kindergarten in clothes that smelled of marijuana.
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Pat Robertson Blames Liberals for Drug War and Overincarceration
"I became sort of a hero of the hippie culture, I guess, when I said I think we ought to decriminalize the possession of marijuana," says Pat
Medical Marijuana Status Remains Hazy in California
Cities and medical pot providers grapple with conflicting rulings while waiting for the state Supreme Court to rule on the issue — a year or more from now.
VP Biden Goes to Latin America Amid Drug Debate
Vice President Joe Biden heads to Latin America Sunday amid unprecedented pressure from political and business leaders to talk about something U.S. officials have no interest in debating: decriminalizing drugs.
Marc’s birthday, prison band, and more updates
My 54th birthday on Monday, February 13th was spent being sick, my first real malaise since last June or July (I've been in great health otherwise). I was dizzy and unable to stand without being queasy. I believe it was from the vitamin fortified oatmeal I had before bed; vitamin supplements don't seem to sit well with me.
The Department of Homeland Security is Searching Your Facebook and Twitter for These Words
The Department of Homeland Security monitors your updates on social networks, including Facebook and Twitter, to uncover “Items Of Interest” (IOI), according to an internal DHS document released by the EPIC.
US vs Steele Smith: The First Marijuana Case Allowing Medical Defense
Steele Smith is the central figure in what could be the most significant Federal Marijuana case in US history, the first allowing a medical defense based on State law.
Medical-Marijuana Shops Near Schools Face Cutoff Today: Close or Move
In the ongoing stare-down between state-legal medical-marijuana dispensaries and federal law-enforcement officials, today is the day somebody blinks.
Occupy Your Citizenship
I wish I could take credit for the catchy demand titling my blog today; however, it was a phrase I heard in my car driving home from work on a RI Talk Radio station, WPRO.
Suicide Rates Fall When States Legalize Medical Marijuana, Says New Study
Passage of a medical marijuana law is associated with reduction of suicides by 11% in young adult males
