Police officers are in a very powerful position. They are supposed to carry out their work duties without bias. However, all to often police officers
Last month I posted an article about a former law enforcement member in Canada that claimed to invent a marijuana breathalyzer. As valued contributor to
Law enforcement resources are limited across the United States. I have always wanted those resources prioritized to help catch the worst criminals possible. Catching child
GOLDEN, CO—Former federal prosecutor, judge advocate for the Navy JAG corps and Superior Court Judge Jim Gray (Ret.) is in the Denver area this week meeting with
It’s been a long, hurdle-ridden road for legal marijuana sales in Washington State. But the wait is officially over – legal recreational marijuana sales start
I have many friends who have had run ins with law enforcement which resulted in law enforcement taking their medical marijuana plants. When the cases
Now that the United States has celebrated its Independence and hard-earned freedom on July, 4th, it is important to remember that there is still much
Thirty four year police veteran Major Neill Franklin (Ret.), who oversaw nine drug taskforces and is now executive director of Law Enforcement Against Prohibition, a group of
Every wonder why law enforcement fights so hard against marijuana legalization? While there are many reasons, one of the biggest ones is because their funding
Colorado has legalized weed and everybody knows it. Not like they’re keeping it a secret, right? While everything seems to be going very well there,
The Alaska Association of Chiefs of Police released results of a survey this week that was full of reefer madness propaganda. The survey suggested that
A former cop from British Columbia, Canada claims he has co-invented a breathalyzer that can detect if marijuana was used in the last two hours.
Here is a ridiculous question – would you rather cops focus on catching rapists or marijuana users? Obviously the answer is police should be focusing
Doctors Working with Medical Marijuana Dispensaries Told to Give Up Their Position Or Give Up Their License Will the Tactic Extend to Other States? Less than
By Clarence Walker Part I of a series on the ATF’s Operation Gideon, targeting inner city “bad guys” with drug house robbery stings Early in
I have been lucky enough to get my hands on quite a bit of memorabilia over the years. I have a Tommy Chong Bong. I
The newest revelations emerging from an investigation spurred by documents released by Edward Snowden suggest that the NSA is using DEA access to wiretaps to
Activists and advocates are eager to see the amended version of Michigan’s HB 5385 when the House Judiciary Committee takes up the bill in an
The issue of federal agents being used in a domestic drug raid rears its ugly head again in Michigan as three agencies lend a hand
By Paul Armentano, NORML Deputy Director The Arizona Supreme Court this week rejected a 1990 state law that classified the presence of inert THC metabolites in blood
Courtesy of The Joint Blog Two former Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputies have been charged with multiple felonies, including conspiracy and altering evidence, in connection with planting guns
By Erik Altieri, NORML Communications Director A survey released by the publication Law Officer revealed that a majority of law enforcement officers want to see our country’s marijuana laws
Three twenty-year veteran corrections officers are at the center of a criminal case involving no sex, no violence and no drugs- only marijuana butter. The
Law Enforcement Against Prohibition’s Executive Director Neill Franklin Supports Oregon’s Efforts To End Marijuana Prohibition In 2014 Since the Oregon Legislature’s failure to refer the
