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Operation "Fast and Furious": Get used to the phrases "What did they know and when did they know it?" and "The cover-up is always worse than the crime!" Has Attorney General Eric Holder been playing fast and loose with the facts surrounding
The Netherlands is embarking on a crusade against its multi-billion-euro marijuana industry, with significant implications both for its economy and its famously liberal approach to life. Along with tighter control of legalized prostitution and a s
After meeting Peruvian President Ollanta Humala, Fraser expressed the willingness of the U.S to continue the military cooperation with Peru, noting to defeat the narco-terrorism it's essential to develop collective capabilities and to work jointly to
"Under this bill, if a young couple plans a wedding in Amsterdam, and as part of the wedding, they plan to buy the bridal party some marijuana, they would be subject to prosecution," said Bill Piper, director of national affairs for the Drug Policy A
The House Judiciary Committee passed a bill making it a federal crime for US residents to discuss or plan activities on foreign soil that would violate the Controlled Substances Act -- even if it's legal in the countries where they're carried out.
Forget about “medical marijuana.” Isn’t it time to legalize heroin in the United States? Recreational cocaine? Ecstasy? LSD? How about the whole nefarious basketful of so-called ‘harder’ drugs? Yes, it is, says Dr. Ron Paul
The federal government has found a new weapon in its war on marijuana — the tax man. A San Francisco Bay area medical marijuana dispensary that promotes itself as the world's largest has been hit with a $2.4 million tax bill following an audit by
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (ATF) director Mike Sullivan appeared Monday on Fox News to defend a memo sent gun dealers in the United States. He claimed the agency was only following laws passed by Congress. The memo stated that those w
Medicare is subsidizing drug abuse by thousands of beneficiaries who shop around for doctors and fill prescriptions for huge quantities of painkillers and other narcotics far exceeding what any patient could safely use, Congressional investigators sa
This escalates the cartel activity to a whole new level. I have been told by a reliable source that Arizona Law Enforcement Officers are under a direct violent threat to themselves and their families.
MANCHESTER, New Hampshire (Reuters) – Republican presidential candidate Rick Perry said on Saturday he would get the U.S. military involved in Mexico’s war with drug cartels, in comments likely to upset the Mexican government.
This Sunday night PBS will premier the first installment of a three part Ken Burns documentary on alcohol prohibition in America. The comparisons between yesterday's alcohol prohibition and today's drug prohibition could not be clearer, and the le
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She said her husband opened the door to multiple officers in raid gear with guns drawn. "We were completely shocked, upset," she continued. She said the officers demanded to come inside her home. "And my husband asked, 'Do you have a warrant?
Indianapolis -- Airport Police will destroy a stash of medical marijuana that a 36-year-old breast-cancer patient from California tried to bring aboard a flight Tuesday.
Two Houston police officers could be asking "dude, where's my credibility?" after a suspect accused them of eating his pot brownies. Nicholas Hill, 19, claims that Houston cops took his brownies, that they knew were laced with marijuana, and munch
The program is no longer accepting new patients, and public health authorities have concluded that there was no scientific value to it. At one point, 14 people were getting government pot. Now, there are four left.
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Ernest Hancock
Dr. Christopher Glenn Fichtner, author of Cannabinomics: The Marijuana Policy Tipping Point discusses legalization of marijuana with Ernest Hancock
Host:
Ernest Hancock
Dr. Christopher Glenn Fichtner, author of Cannabinomics: The Marijuana Policy Tipping Point discusses legalization of marijuana with Ernest Hancock
Mexican President Felipe Calderón seems to be experiencing a dramatic change of mind regarding his war against drug cartels. Soon after a drug gang set fire to a casino in Monterrey a few weeks ago killing 52 people, Calderón told the media that “”If
Facing a possible 16 years in a NH prison, for the crime of being in possession of, and willfully giving a marijuana cigarette amassing 0.46 grams to an undercover police officer with the Nashua Problem Oriented Policing Unit.
Two young victims of the drug war have been found hanging from a bridge in Mexico. The victims were found with signs hanging from their necks warning social media users, bloggers and websites to stop reporting violence linked to the cartels. Along wi
A man and a woman in their 20s were tortured and hanged from a pedestrian bridge in a border town for denouncing a drug cartel on Internet forums and blogs, CNN reported Wednesday. The incident took place in Nuevo Laredo, a city of 400,000 just ac
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Ernest Hancock
Ernest Hancock Getting Us Caught Up on the News - Current and Future Freedom's Phoenix Projects (PLAY button available now)
Maricopa County Attorney Bill Montgomery vs Criminal Defense Attorney Marc J. Victor
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Ernest Hancock
Drug War Debate at Sandra Day O'Conner School of Law at ASU, Marc J. Victor vs. Bill Montgomery
Morpheus is at the Sandra Day O'Conner collage of "law" where two attorneys are debating one Marc Victor is an anarcho Libertarian and would like to end the drug war the other is the Maricopa county Attorney Bill Montgomery. While there I am "told"
Marc J. Victor (Criminal Defense Lawyer) vs. Bill Montgomery (Maricopa County Attorney) - Monday, September 12 · 12:00pm - 1:30pm
A woman in the state of New Mexico is asking cops to cover her medical bill after she was ordered by the Metro Narcotics Agency of Las Cruces, NM to undergo a costly cavity search — at her own expense. The woman, whose name is being withheld, was
"It's not a radical position...to say that decriminalization or legalization ought to occur," says U.S. Representative Dennis Kucinich (D-Ohio).
And this returns us to marijuana: Putting people in a positive mood roughly doubled their accuracy at the task. All of a sudden, they were twice as good at identifying problems with possible solutions. This suggests that anything that makes us...
