Monthly Archives: April 2006

Luis R. Flores of DesMoines, Iowa agreed to help his cousin Felix Calderon. Felix was going to a shipping house to pick up some packages of marijuana that had been shipped to him, and Luis would keep an eye out … Continue reading →

So now that purchases of medicines containing pseudoephedrine have to be purchased in the pharmacy, and forms have to be filled out and signed, how will that change enforcement? Well, in Phoenix, the law’s been in effect since December, and … Continue reading →

The Drug Czar’s latest news release made me laugh out loud. WHITE HOUSE DRUG POLICY BLOG RECIEVES [sic] OVER ONE MILLION HITS Federal Government’s Effort to Use New Technology as a Tool for Cultural Change Begins to Make an Impact … Continue reading →

After deliberating more than 20 hours over the course of three days, jurors found that the deputies illegally detained and searched Arnetta McCloud, her then-15-year-old daughter, Cynthia, and a cousin, Marcus Frazier, in a midnight traffic stop and drug investigation … Continue reading →

“bullet” Via TalkLeft and NORML The Ohio House and Senate passed a per se “drugged driving” bill, that is expected to be signed by the Governor. A “per se” law is one that is “in and of itself” — in … Continue reading →

The stereotype of heavy pot smokers lacking motivation is fairly universal (think just about any movie with a stoner character). And yet, how true is it? Fred Gardner at Counterpunch reports that a graduate study has been completed on that … Continue reading →