In a significant development in U.S. cannabis policy, the federal government is poised to make a monumental change to marijuana regulations that could reshape the
Sometimes when I’m with close friends, I ask them if they want to ‘smoke some Schedule I.’ They are always caught off guard by that
The fight to reschedule marijuana in Iowa has taken a very long time. When I started this blog, I met a guy named Carl Olsen
When United States Attorney General Eric Holder announced that he was stepping down, he also stated that he was ‘open’ to the idea of rescheduling
By Paul Armentano, NORML Deputy Director United States District Judge Kimberly Mueller heard testimony over the course of the past five days in regard to
Want to help fund history and support sound science? See the information below that I received late last week: Don Duncan, Board of Directors, Americans
San Diego Mayor Bob Filner discusses the need for congress and the Obama administration to stop prosecuting medical marijuana patients, respects states medical marijuana laws,
Court Cites No Significant Studies Issued In 13 years; ASA Vows Appeal by Rick Thompson On January 22nd a federal appeals court officially denied a
Marijuana Science Will Finally Get It’s Rightful Day In Court By Paul Armentano, NORML Deputy Director The U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit will
Forty Two Members of the Washington State Legislature Sign Letter Calling For Feds To Re-Schedule Marijuana I received the following message in my inbox from
Veterans For Medical Cannabis Access Announce Marijuana Rescheduling Legislation In Virginia Veterans For Medical Cannabis Access [VMCA] is pleased to announce legislation posted today in
Federal Action Creates Opportunity to Air Scientific Research Americans for Safe Access and the Coalition for Rescheduling Cannabis (CRC) has appealed the federal government’s denial
By Steve Elliott of Toke of the Town A coalition of medical marijuana advocacy groups and patients filed suit Monday in D.C. Circuit Court to
