Flex Your Rights has been working for many years now to educate everyone we can about the importance of refusing police searches and otherwise knowing and asserting your constitutional rights when confronted by police. Unfortunately, even if you handle a police encounter perfectly, things can still get pretty ugly. This video discusses how to handle some of the challenges you can run into after asserting your rights:
A bill that will revive and strengthen Connecticut's largely dormant racial profiling law has passed the legislature, and Gov.
ProCon.org is a set of in-depth web sites presenting information and views from on current issues, several with relevance to drug policy.
Connecticut is about to join the ranks of the medical marijuana states, but in a bid to fend off the feds, its new law is one of the most tightly-drawn yet.
A bill that would label drivers impaired if they have more than five nanograms of THC per milliliter in their blood even if they are not ac
DEA agents arrested a San Diego college student in a drug bust, then forgot about him, leaving him in a holding cell for five days.
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi has joined the chorus of critics condemning the Obama administration's crackdown on medical marijuana businesses.
Faced with a veto threat from Gov.
I'm quoted, fairly extensively, in an article appearing on msnbc.com about Daniel Chong, the student who almost died handcuffed in a detention cell after DEA personnel forgot about him for five
Drug War Chronicle is running a series of "Did You Know?" items highlighting items from ProCon.org. This is the second installment.
Yesterday we reported that advocates had presented House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi with a petition asking her to help end the federal crackdown on medical marijuana.
[inline:drugczar.jpg align=right]On Tuesday, I had a chance to question the drug czar about his enthusiasm for drug treatment at an event in D.C. Mike Riggs at Reason has good coverage of the exchange.
