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Jury Duty
Earlier this year, I mentioned Jeff Trigg’s experience with jury duty, and how telling the truth (that he believed in the principle of jury nullification) caused him to be excused. (Parts 1, 2, and 3 ) Now Baylen Linnekin has … Continue reading
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Fighting Drug Abuse Requires Ending Prohibition
A nice little overview article at About by Andrew Somers is now online: How do we end the War on Drugs?. The recommendations: End the black market by ending prohibition. Regulate the manufacture, sale, and distribution of soft substances using … Continue reading
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Traumatic brain injury (TBI) victims are self medicating using psychedelics: 27-Apr-2026 – A new study … has identified a segment…