The State of Marijuana Reform in America
As a few of our readers may be aware, "420" is a quasi-mystical number for pot smokers.
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DEA Head: A Thousand Dead Children Means We’re Winning War On Drugs
Michele Leonhart, our top drug cop, has a funny definition of victory
Washington Governor Refuses To Sign New Medical Marijuana Law
The State's medical marijuana dispensaries are reacting to news about the Governor refusing to sign legislation which would bring the drug dispensaries out of a legal limbo.
Ed Rosenthal For President in 2012
Folks, I didn’t want to have to do this, but as a patriotic American, seeing this country going to hell under the bipartisan watch of both Democrats and Republicans, I have decided to set up a presidential exploratory committee and we will seek the endorsement of the Party Party, which at present doesn’t exist formally, but which meets regularly at bars, cafes, raves and peoples homes, amongst other places.
Letter to Jodie upon receiving the bad news
Dearest Sweet Wife: Today, April 16th, I have 1,188 days to go until my release date of July 9th, 2014. That includes my 235 days good time credit, so I have to hope I can maintain that good standing to get out by then. That's 38 months and 3 weeks away, a long time, no doubt, but it was once 60 months. And before that there was five years where you and I anticipated the inevitable extradition and incarceration with anxiety and unspoken dread.
What if Medical Marijuana Becomes Easier to Get?
Will a Tuesday Ontario Superior Court Judgement Affect the Way Medical Marijuana is Distributed in Canada?
The Legality of Medical Marijuana Advertising
Advertising Medical Marijuana on Broadcast Stations – Is It Legal, What Will the FCC Think?
Montel Williams’ Drug Paraphernalia Charges Dropped
Sometimes a pipe really is just a pipe. And in Montel Williams' case, that's a good thing.
A Visit by the Grand Inquisitor Himself on The Eve of An Election Call
My prison conditions are a good measuring stick of Canada’s descent into this new Conservatism. Political leaders always tell us we should judge them by their actions. This is because what a political leader does, what a government does, is a reflection of the leader’s principles, character and beliefs.
Drug Cartels Seek to Exploit Corrupt Federal Agents
It's not clear when Louis Enrique Ramirez took his first bribe. In the summer of 2005, the former customs inspector apparently began cutting deals with smugglers to allow undocumented immigrants as well as the occasional load of drugs across the Southwest border from Mexico into Texas. During the next three and a half years, U.S. investigators believe Ramirez pocketed $500,000 to provide safe passage for illegal immigrants and cocaine.
