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Could Romney Beat Obama by Changing His Stance on Marijuana?
[inline:Romney.jpg align=right]When you've been arguing as long as I have that politicians are missing an opportunity by ignoring supporters of marijuana reform, it's fun to see the Washington Post join the conversation.
Warning: Sweaty, Disagreeable Teenagers Might Be High on Drugs
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According to Dr. Sanjay Gupta at CNN, this synthetic marijuana stuff the kids are smoking these days is the worst thing to hit the scene since marijuana itself (gasp!), and parents had better add it to their list of things to be concerned about.
Greece to Hand out Needles, Condoms in AIDS Fight
This Week's Corrupt Cops Stories
Florida Governor Signs State Worker Drug Test Bill
Does Refusing a Search Give Police Probable Cause?
Here's the latest clip from my new YouTube series, How to Deal with Cops. Hopefully you'll find it interesting even if you think you already know the answer. Enjoy.
Mexico Presidential Candidate Vows to End Drug War
UN Anti-Drug Body Supports Overdose Prevention Measures
Delegates to the UN's Commission on Narcotic Drugs have voted unanimously to endorse overdose prevention measures, including the use of the overdose reversal drug
A Sanger, California, man is dead after being shot by police as he first pulled a weapons, then tried to flee in an undercover drug bust gone bad.
Fresno Cops Kill Armed Man Fleeing Meth Bust
Fresno Cops Kill Armed Man Fleeing Meth Bust
UN Anti-Drug Body Supports Overdose Prevention Measures
Federal Court Blocks DEA Effort to Close Florida Pharmacies
The DEA went a step too far when it tried to shut down a pair of Florida CVS pharmacies, a federal appeals court has ruled. The ruling is only temporary, though, so stay tuned.
Federal Court Blocks DEA Effort to Close Florida Pharmacies
Book Offer: "The Marijuana Conviction: A History of Marijuana Prohibition in the United States"
Surprise! The Media Doesn't Understand Why People Take LSD
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In medical practice, the term "drug abuse" is typically understood to describe habitual consumption with harmful consequences to the user. It's also sometimes used to describe non-therapeutic or unintended use of a medical drug. But when it comes to illegal substances, the press routinely -- and ignorantly – calls it full-blown "drug abuse," even if you try the substance just one time.
This Week's Corrupt Cops Stories
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