This is one of the most inflammatory of the debates surrounding Cannabis: Drive high or not? No one but you can determine whether you are a good enough driver to make that decision.
There are currently no specific guidelines to … read more
Autistic Teen Tricked into Buying Weed for Undercover Cop
by Sabrina Fendrick, Director of Women's Outreach October 10, 2020
In late 2012, a Riverside County, California police officer infiltrated a local high school, befriended a vulnerable, special needs student and then proceeded to send more than 60 text messages begging the student to buy him weed. The student, who … read more
Tiny Steps
by Neal Smith August 12, 2020
We have taken some tiny steps in the right direction, when it comes to Marijuana law reform, on a national level.
Today, August 12, 2020, U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder announced that he intends to change some of the laws … read more
Why You Should Support Relegalization of Marijuana
by Neal Smith July 18, 2020
Putting the Genie Back in the Bottle
by Neal Smith July 6, 2020
A federal judge in California has stayed the federal government’s attempts at civil forfeiture proceedings against the world’s biggest medical Marijuana facility, Harborside, in Oakland. In a novel approach, the City of Oakland made its case that the city has … read more
Record Expungement in Indiana
by Neal Smith April 30, 2020
Legislation is a funny thing: It takes a great deal of effort to get a bill through the General Assembly. Every “I” has to be dotted and “T” crossed, and there are usually a lot of “I’s” and “T’s” to … read more