A new report by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) sheds some light on many of the underlying dirty truths of cannabis prohibition: money is wasted and
Fittingly, the Oregon Legislature voted to add Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) as a qualifying condition under the Oregon Medical Marijuana Act (OMMA) just a few
While many of us are gearing up for our Memorial Holiday weekend filled with fun, friends and family, I can’t help but think about my
What a long, strange trip it has been helping cannabis law reform activists in Springfield, Missouri. About a year ago, Springfield activists requested financial help
By Doug Fine In September, 2011, the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms banned state law-abiding medical cannabis patients from owning firearms. A bureaucratic
Marriage equality has a new catchphrase. As the issue is gathering record momentum in the United States, support for the policy is repeatedly referred to
The Drug Peace Bumblebee We’re Almost There And We’re Just Starting: The Drug Peace Bumblebee’s Message To His Media Colleagues “Smells like the art teacher’s
The SWAT raid of the Harte family is just one of the very few reasons that we still march for our civil rights. We are not only
Outlaw country music icon Willie Nelson turned eighty years young today and the National Cannabis Coalition wishes the legend a happy birthday and a toast to many,
April 20th is certainly a date near and dear to the cannabis community, filled with celebrations of freedom as well as calls to action from coast
Some more great work from Show-Me Cannabis, our partners in Missouri! St. Louis has joined Columbia in reducing the penalty for possessing personal amounts of marijuana, setting the
When I had the honor of testifying before the Oregon House Judiciary Committee in support of House Bill 3371, a measure that would regulate and tax
Poll after poll is now demonstrating that a majority of American voters support legalizing marijuana and that momentum is at the back of advocates hoping
History was made at the Oregon Legislature today, when House Bill 3371 became the first Oregon cannabis legalization measure to have a hearing and pass
We recently broke the story that a bill to legalize cannabis had been introduced in the Oregon Legislature and some mainstream media outlets are now picking up
St. Louis police officer Gary Wiegert has served over three decades protecting Missouri’s largest metropolitan area, but now his rights are under attack. Sergeant Wiegert’s experience
On the heels of Colorado and Washington legalizing cannabis, the Oregon House Committee on Revenue has recently introduced a bill that would end cannabis prohibition
Show-Me Cannabis, our partners in Missouri, have done some great work helping reform cannabis laws in our nation’s heartland. SMC organizes initiative signature drives, helps
Oregon Senate Health & Human Services Committee: I urge you to support Senate Bill 281, a measure that will add post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) as
The Oregon Legislature is poised to consider several pieces of legislation this session that will help improve our marijuana laws. A bill adding PTSD as
The Senate Health and Human Services Committee is holding a hearing on Senate Bill 281, a measure that will add Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) as a qualifying condition
While the public’s attention surrounding cannabis legalization measures in Colorado and Washington have focused on recreational marijuana use, changes regarding state industrial hemp laws have
Cannabis prohibitionists are apparently feeling very desperate these days as legalizing marijuana has become a mainstream issue now supported by a majority of Americans and
The Los Angeles Times Editorial Board took apart the United States Drug Enforcement Agency this week, stating that the DEA “acts like a terrified and obstinate toddler
