This week President Obama had another one of his online forums, folks spend a few days voting up questions for him to answer before these events. This time, like every time, questions about marijuana and the war on drugs filled up most of the top 20 questions. Much like before, they were ignored. NORML Spokesman Erik Altieri hit [...]
Eight years after patients in Vermont won the battle for the right to use medical marijuana, the Department of Public Safety is finally releasing the guidelines surrounding dispensaries. Vermont has some of the strictest guidelines in the county when it comes to medical cannabis. The state is only allowing four dispensaries total. They will only be able to [...]
Over a week ago the White House kicked off their “Your Interview with the President” campaign, the most recent in a string of initiatives that hopes to stir support of our current president in preparation of the upcoming election. The campaign implied that any person can ask a question and once the question receives a certain amount [...]
The top police officer in the country of Belize, Minister of Police and Public Safety Doug Singh, has said he will be asking the cabinet to remove criminal penalties for the possession of small amounts of marijuana. Singh’s ministry is working with some help from outside folks to prepare the final document that will be sent to the cabinet. Currently it is [...]
Depending on where you are from and the quality of the neighborhood in which you were accustomed you may be familiar with the penal charge of ‘conspiracy to commit’. People of color and other not so lucky individuals get to know the meaning behind this vague term often when they are in loose relationships with people, places and things [...]
New York Assemblyman Hakeem Jeffries used his state of the district speech to highlight a need to push marijuana decriminalization as a means of stopping entrapment tactics by the NYPD. Jeffries has long been opposed to the famous NYPD stop and frisk program which led to it being the world’s leading jailer for marijuana offenses. With [...]
Indiana State Senator Karen Tallian has submitted Senate Bill 347 to the Indiana Statehouse, the bill would remove criminal penalties for marijuana possession up to three ounces, and is proposing an addition to give medical users with a physicians recommendation a “Free Pass.” The bill is basically the second step to a hard push to pass it in the [...]
The Mendocino Board of Supervisors met Tuesday deciding in a 4-1 vote to cancel the county’s medical cannabis collective permitting system after receiving threats from the U.S. Attorney and having issues with the clarity of the law. The groundbreaking permitting program allowed growers to have 99 plants registered with the Sheriff, 74 more plants than the standard 25 plant limit enforced [...]
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