Federal Judge’s Ruling Could Affect Marijuana’s Classification as Schedule 1 Drug
A decision by a federal judge makes in a criminal marijuana case could soon provide another step towards legitimizing and even legalizing pot.
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Arresting People for Marijuana Possession ‘Never Was Productive to Begin With’ says D.C. Police Chief
If the legalization of marijuana possession goes into effect in Washington, D.C., the city’s police chief thinks it will save officers both time and energy.
Triple Murder of American Siblings in Mexico Highlights Unrelenting Drug War at Our Doorstep
Four people are kidnapped and beaten, possibly tortured. They are bound, gagged and taken out to a remote rural area where they are executed with a bullet to the head. Then they're left to rot in the elements.
Hawaii State Capitol to Fly Hemp Flag on Opening Day
A new law allows the University of Hawaii to establish a two-year industrial hemp remediation and biofuel crop research program.
To This Philly Social Worker, the NYPD Slowdown Sounds Like a Dream
My job is to help young street-level drug dealers get out of a racially biased criminal justice system that will ruin their lives. I've often imagined that the police stop arrests for petty drug crimes, forcing the plea-deal machine to grind to a halt.
Detroit Officials Want Rules for Medical Pot Shops
Detroit officials want rules for medical pot shops
What Colorado Looks Like A Year After Amendment 64
CBC's Reg Sherren travels to Denver to see the impact recreational pot sales have had on city
DC’s Politicians Aren’t Afraid of Republicans’ Attempts to Stymie Legal Marijuana
Impressive moves by the City Council.
Holder Limits Federal Asset Forfeiture Laws
Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. on Friday barred local and state police from using federal law to seize cash, cars and other property without proving that a crime occurred.
Major Health Study: Long-Time Pot Smokers Face Little Damage to Their Lungs
Some coughing, maybe; but serious issues, no.
