Canadian Man Ends Up Behind Bars Following GPS Directions
A Canadian man followed GPS directions right into some trouble when about a pound of packaged marijuana was found in his truck at the border.
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Medical Marijuana Bill Dies in Illinois House
A plan to make Illinois the 16th state in the US to legalize medical marijuana went failed in the Illinois House on Tuesday.
Poll Question Persecutes Pot Prince
A pollster's error has convicted marijuana advocate Marc Emery in the court of public opinion, his wife Jodie claimed Monday.
US Cracks Down on Fake Pot as Public Health Hazard
Cracking down on fake pot, the government began emergency action Wednesday to outlaw five chemicals used in herbal blends to make synthetic marijuana. They're sold in drug paraphernalia shops and on the Internet to a burgeoning market of teens and young adults.
Medical-Marijuana Sales Tax Nets $2.2 Million for Colorado This Year
Medical-marijuana dispensaries are now putting hundreds of thousands of dollars a month into state and city treasuries in Colorado.
DEA Promises Enforcement of Marijuana Laws, Will Fight Legalization
Acting Director of the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Michele Leonhart promised to oppose legalization of Medical Marijuana (MMJ) and step up enforcement in states where MMJ has been made legal under state laws, if she were made Director of the DEA.
Prince of Pot Marc Emery Transferred to Federal Prison in Georgia
Marc Emery has been transferred from the West Coast to a prison in Georgia.
Marc Emery’s US Prison Blog #19 – Heading for Georgia
Dearest Jodie: Last Thursday at 10am in Nevada Southern Detention Centre, a guard said, "Emery, roll up!", which meant I was outbound. I was taken with about 100 others to a series of tiny cells, where I waited until 3am (17 hours) to be chained with leg irons and handcuffs secured to a chain around my stomach, then put on a bus to Las Vegas airport.
How Oakland Became Ground Zero in Marijuana Legalization
Take a walking tour of the Bay Area city that's the U.S. capital of the cannabis movement.
Massachusetts Lawmen Blame Pot Decrim for Increase in Murder
"Frustrated law enforcement officials" from Massachusetts are making some pretty outrageous claims in a highly dubious article (I've been waiting to use that pun) from the Boston Herald, demanding that "smoking weed is not a victimless crime" and linking pot decriminalization to murder.
