War on Drugs

Three major organizations, along with dozens of current and former prosecutors, judges and police officers have signed a letter, urging Congress to end the war on weed and expunge all convictions.

Cops took to Facebook this week to brag about their new marijuana goggles that they are going to use on school children to sell them lies about marijuana.

Cops were busting people for marijuana and then stealing that marijuana from evidence lockup and selling it back on the streets.

A great-grandmother visiting Florida was arrested, brought to jail and given a body cavity search for having legal CBD to treat her arthritis.

For the first time, terminally ill cancer patients will be able to receive psilocybin mushroom therapy for their anxiety and depression — legally.

Maryland cops have just lost a major tool in violating people's rights by being able to arrest them based on the smell of a plant the government says is bad.

For using legal medical marijuana to treat a traumatic brain injury he received in Iraq, a disabled veteran was locked in a cage for 5 years.

After cops bragged on the internet about stealing $620,000 and 1,800 pounds of cannabis oil from a legal business, a judge put them in their place.

While the Black Lives Matter movement proposes very radical shifts in law enforcement that would show some improvement, they are silent on one of the most effective solutions.

A new THC breathalyzer is being tested for potential rollout by police that will undoubtedly lead to unnecessary rights violations and deprivation of freedoms.