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Norway's Green Party is calling for state-controlled marijuana production and sales, and the decriminalization of possession of all drugs. Will anyone in Norway listen?
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UN Drug Agencies Fret over Uruguay Marijuana Vote
The UN anti-drug bureaucracies, charged with upholding the global drug prohibition regime, are eying Uruguay nervously after its lower house voted to approve legal, state-run marijuana markets.
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Illinois Becomes Twenty-First Medical Marijuana State
Gov. Pat Quinn (D) Thursday signed into law the Compassionate Use of Medical Cannabis Act, making Illinois the 21st medical marijuana state.
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Movida Cannabica Florida Uruguay display at the Legislative Palace (facebook.com/movida.floridauruguay)
Uruguay House Passes Marijuana Legalization Bill
A bill to legalize and regulate marijuana markets and consumption has passed the lower House of the Uruguayan parliament. It now heads for the Senate later this year.
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Ohio Initiative Campaign for Medical Marijuana is Underway [FEATURE]
Will Ohio go for medical marijuana in November 2014? The Ohio Rights Group is gathering signatures now to put the Ohio Cannabis Rights Amendment on the ballot next year.
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Movida Cannabica Florida Uruguay display at the Legislative Palace (facebook.com/movida.floridauruguay)
Marijuana Legalization in Uruguay???
[image:1 align:right caption:true]The Uruguayan government's proposal to legalize marijuana was "fiercely debated" in the House today, according to
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Medical Marijuana Update
A dispensary is now open for business in the nation's capital, several dozen are coming to Arizona, dispensary and cultivation battles continue in California, Massachusetts advocates prepare to protest restrictive regulations, and the DEA hits a Michigan dispensary.
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Two Michigan Towns to Vote on Marijuana Decriminalization
It looks like two, and possibly three, Michigan communities will vote on marijuana decriminalization this year. It's part of a broader effort to pass a statewide decrim bill.
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Georgia Narc Killed in Car Crash En Route to Bust
A Georgia narcotics officer was killed Tuesday when his vehicle crashed as he rushed to assist in a traffic stop drug bust. Another was seriously injured.
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This Week's Corrupt Cops Stories
Deputies packing dope, jail guards smuggling dope, cops doing a little money laundering, and cops getting information for their dope dealer buddies. Just another week in the drug war.
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DEA to Pay $4.1 Million to Man Forgotten in Cell
The DEA will pay $4.1 million to a San Diego college student whom agents locked in a holding cell and forgot about for five days.
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Capital City Care, one of DC's new medical marijuana dispensaries, made its first sale this week.
DC Finally Selling Medical Marijuana
[image:1 align:right caption:true]DC has seen its first legal marijuana sale under the city's medical marijuana law, enacted in 1998 by voters but blocked by Congress for most of that time.
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North Carolina Welfare Drug Testing Bill Passes
A "for cause" welfare drug testing bill has passed the North Carolina legislature and now awaits the governor's signature.
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Cartel Violence Flares in Western Mexican State
The Western Mexican state of Michoacan is becoming the latest hotspot in Mexico's drug wars, and now, a high-ranking Mexican Navy officer has been killed.
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Canada Liberal Party Leader Says Legalize Marijuana
The leader of Canada's Liberal Party, Justin Trudeau, has reenergized the drug policy debate north of the border by calling for marijuana legalization.
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Arizona Man Holding Air Rifle Killed in Drug Raid
A suburban Phoenix photographer was shot and killed by police on a drug raid Wednesday afternoon. His friends are skeptical of the official version of events.
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US Prisoner Count Declines Again, But 330,000 Still Doing Time for Drugs
The overall US prison population continues an achingly slow decline even as the federal prison population continues to expand, but there are still more than 330,000 drug war prisoners in America, and that's not even counting the jails.
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