Dude, Where’s My Pardon?: Colorado’s Marijuana Law Raises Serious Legal Conundrums
Now that pot's legal in Colorado, it brings up a host of thorny legal questions regarding past and future offenders
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Scare Tactics: DEA Chief Terrified of State Marijuana Legalization
CANNABIS CULTURE - Drug Enforcement Administration Chief of Operations James L. Capra is afraid of marijuana legalization – terrified, in fact.
Senator Harry Reid Supports Marijuana For Medical Use
Add Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid to those who believe smoking pot and eating marijuana-laced brownies for medical purposes should be legal.
Medical Marijuana Supporters Claim Victory In Florida
Backers of a medical marijuana constitutional amendment in Florida are celebrating a victory of sorts after it announced they have collected enough signatures to make the 2014 ballot.
Washington D.C. on the Verge of Ending Marijuana Possession Arrests
Right now, a conviction for marijuana possession in Washington, D.C. can lead to six months in jail and a $1000 fine. But soon, the penalty may be as little as a $25 ticket.
Marijuana Legalization Will Hurt Mexican Cartels, But How Much?
On January 1, Colorado made history by becoming the first American state where marijuana can be purchased for recreational purposes, and in which marijuana is regulated from the seed to the actual sale of product.
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New Hampshire House Passes Marijuana Legalization Bill
The New Hampshire House Wednesday afternoon approved a bill that would regulate marijuana like alcohol. The measure, House Bill 492, passed on a vote of 170-162.
Washington State Mulls Bill to Defelonize Simple Drug Possession
Arrests for simple drug possession would no longer be a felony if state lawmakers approve a measure that received its first hearing Tuesday at the state legislature.
California’s Pot Farmers Blamed for Killing All the Salmon
Excessive water use could be draining the region's rivers.
NFL Commissioner Says Injured Players Might Someday Be Allowed to Use Medical Marijuana
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said he could envision injured players using legal medical marijuana at some point.
