Advocates applaud decision to review Long Beach & Riverside dispensary regulation cases The California Supreme Court issued an order today indicating its intent to review
A federal judge granted an American Civil Liberties Union request and threw out a lawsuit filed by Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer seeking to strike down
U.S. District Court Judge Susan Bolton tore apart Governor Jan Brewer’s politically motivated medical-marijuana lawsuit Monday, asking that the state declare whether they support the
by Phillip Smith A Missouri technical college’s plan to force incoming students to undergo suspicionless drug testing is on hold after the ACLU of Eastern
By Phillip Smith Florida’s new law requiring applicants for the Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) program to take and pass a drug test in
The American Civil Liberties Union today asked a federal judge to throw out a lawsuit filed in May by Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer that seeks
By GENE JOHNSON, Associated Press A man who once served as the Justice Department’s top official in Seattle said Tuesday that he is sponsoring an
By Phillip Smith “We are taking this action to prevent Gov. Scott from trampling on your rights in Florida,” said ACLU of Florida head Howard
Most of NYPD’s 100,000’s of Frisks Are Illegal; Marijuana Possession Arrests in New York Skyrocket Because of Unlawful Searches Illegal Searches by the NYPD Contribute
The American Civil Liberties Union has called on U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder to make clear that the Department of Justice (DOJ) will not prioritize
The ACLU of Hawaii (“ACLU”) announced Tuesday that the Department of Public Safety (“DPS”) “will be changing its verbal and published guidelines” regarding Hawaii’s medical
by Phillip Smith Cleveland-based billionaire Peter Lewis, the chairman of Progressive Insurance, wants Ohioans to vote on becoming a medical marijuana state. Through his attorney,
By Phillip Smith A bill that would create a system of state-regulated medical marijuana dispensaries and patient registries faces an uncertain future after Gov. Chris
By Eric W. Dolan Harsh sentencing policies and the use of confidential informants has created a racially discriminatory criminal justice system in Mississippi that harms
The ACLU and a Philadelphia law firm are suing two Pennsylvania school districts for maintaining random drug and alcohol testing of students who participate in
Is Iowa set to become the 15th state to approve medical marijuana? The chances of it happening are very good, but not for a couple
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