Drug War Chronicle #926 - May 6, 2016
Feds Give Up on Effort to Seize Nation's Largest Medical Marijuana Dispensary [FEATURE]
The federal government's war on medical marijuana in California appears to be ending not with a bang, but a whimper.
It's Official: Maine Will Vote on Marijuana Legalization in November
Maine campaigners have overcome recalcitrant state officials and qualified their initiative for the November ballot.
Medical Marijuana Update
A CBD bill passes in Alabama, the feds give up on going after the country's largest dispensary, Oakland moves to expand medical marijuana operations, and more.
This Week's Corrupt Cops Stories
Two cops get their hands slapped for stealing the drug evidence and a former NYPD officer goes down for slinging Oxycontin.
Chronicle AM: ME to Vote on Legalization, AK "Pot Cafes," AL Passes CBD MedMJ, More... (5/2/16)
Lots of Maine news today, Alaska could see "pot cafes," a New Hampshire asset forfeiture bill gets gutted under police pressure, and more.
Chronicle AM: VT Legalization Bill Killed, Feds End Harborside Action, More... (5/3/16)
Marijuana legalization is dead in Vermont this year, Tennessee cuts repeat pot possession penalties, the German health minister says medical marijuana is coming early next year, and more.
Chronicle AM: CA Init Hands in Plenty of Signatures, CT Passes Sweeping Opioids Bill, More... (5/4/16)
Californians will have a chance to vote on marijuana legalization this year, Oakland moves ahead with medical marijuana expansion, Connecticut passes a sweeping bill aimed at the opioid crisis, and more.
Chronicle AM: Bumper Afghan Opium Crop, No Monopoly Needed for MJ Research, Says State, More... (5/5/16)
It's harvest time in Afghanistan and the poppy crop is bountiful, the State Department says UN drug treaties don't require a NIDA monopoly on research marijuana, CBD bills get signed by the governor in Alabama and go to the governor in Oklahoma, South Dakota's internal possession law is obstructing sentencing reforms, and more.
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