Monthly Archives: May 2007

Link Police Mistakenly Raid Wrong House Officers with the Hendersonville Police Department mistakenly entered the wrong house when executing a search warrant early Saturday morning. Two teams of officers were executing a search warrant shortly after 1 a.m. at 729 … Continue reading →

Link Oakland medical marijuana patient and activist Angel Raich dropped her lawsuit against the federal government Thursday, ending a five-year legal odyssey which had taken her all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court. “I’ve lost all faith in the … Continue reading →

Check out this anti-driving-stoned commercial from MTV Canada. [Thanks, Herb]

“bullet” View RSS feed “bullet” Your wonderful DEA at work: DEA Agent Posed Suspect In Sombrero “bullet” This has been making the rounds. A former officer and his wife took some marijuana that he had confiscated and baked it into … Continue reading →

The world is abuzz today with the news: The maker of the powerful painkiller OxyContin and three of its current and former executives pleaded guilty Thursday to misleading the public about the drug’s risk of addiction, a federal prosecutor and … Continue reading →

That’s the title of an excellent post by xxdr zombiexx over at Daily Kos. It’s a good read on its own, but what makes is particularly nice to see is the extensive recommendations and massive comment section — almost unanimously … Continue reading →

“bullet” On her radio show, Diane Rehm fellated drug warrior Joseph Califano, the guy whose so-called statistics have made him the laughing stock of the scientific community. Julian Sanchez discusses the on-air debacle. If you wish, you can listen to … Continue reading →

Check out this new Jim Jones video on the 34th anniversary of the Rockefeller Drug Laws, via Drug Policy Alliance

Dr. Bronner (of the Magic Soaps) has come up with an amusing solution regarding what to do with those worthless field drug testing kits that police actually use as proof to lock you up — use them as a test … Continue reading →

The length that politians will go to control our lives and to try to prevent us from even thinking about drugs (which, of course, has the absolute opposite effect) is surreal. Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan has joined in the … Continue reading →