Broken Borders
Marc Emery’s extradition to the United States for selling marijuana seeds is a violation of Canada’s sovereignty.
Prince of Pot’s Prosecutor Declares Marijuana Prohibition a Bust
A week before Marc Emery is sentenced, professor says laws endanger public.
Marc Emery’s US Federal Prison blog #13: Letter to Jodie
Dearest Jodie: What a sad and wrenching weekend, my dear. On Saturday morning you were so tired and sadly vacant for our visit (because of the terrible start with you being upset by the way a guard was treating me, and the unexpected photos when you were not dressed up or ready for them) that it had me reeling with sadness for the remainder of the day. That was the worst visit we've had.
U.S. May Drastically Boost Funding to Aid Mexico’s War on Drug Gangs
The Obama administration is considering a substantial spending increase on the Mexican drug war, the latest sign of its growing concern about the rampant violence incited by narcotics cartels in Mexico.
Un-American to Harass Sick
Another excellent letter to the editor appeared in the Anniston Star in support of ACC member and medical marijuana patient Michael Lapihuska. If you have not yet written a letter in support of charges being dropped against Michael please take the time to do so now. Send your letters to [email protected]
“Prince of Pot” Marc Emery To Be Sentenced Friday, September 10
CANNABIS CULTURE - Marc Scott Emery, the leader of the BC Marijuana Party and well-known marijuana activist and businessman, will be sentenced in a US Federal Courtroom in Seattle, Washington on Friday, September 10.
Rapper T.I., Wife Arrested on Drug Charges
Grammy-winning rapper T.I. was arrested along with his wife on suspicion of possessing methamphetamines, five months after the hip-hop star finished a prison stint on weapons charges.
California’s Prop 19, on Legalizing Marijuana, Could End Mexico’s Drug War
The legalization of marijuana in California may offer Mexico an exit from its costly and violent war on drugs.
Activist Filmmaker Barry Cooper Charged with Impersonating a Private Investigator
To describe the tale of former Texas drug cop Barry Cooper as "strange" is to make what observers could legitimately call, "an understatement."
Marijuana’s True Potency and Why the Law Should Change
The U.S. war against marijuana has failed and actually threatens public safety and rests on false medical assumptions. John McKay, the Seattle former U.S. attorney who who indicted Marc Emery for selling cannabis seeds, argues why the laws against marijuana should be changed.
