Monthly Archives: June 2007

“bullet” Brian Bennett challenges the drug policy reform establishment again with The Catch-22 of Drug Law Reform “bullet” The so-called Drug Czar uses his so-called “blog” to brag Governor of Connecticut Vetoes So-Called “Medical” Marijuana Bill. He’s particularly good at … Continue reading →

Via Vote Hemp: On June 18, 2007 the two North Dakota farmers granted state hemp farming licenses, Rep. David Monson and Wayne Hauge, filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court for the District of North Dakota in an effort to … Continue reading →

There’s a whole lot going on in the world, so bear with me as I list a bunch of really interesting and/or important links. “bullet” Radley Balko has a compelling video interview with Regina Kelly, one of the 27 black … Continue reading →

The DEA is at it again. Tonight, they are sponsoring the Chicago Vigil for Lost Promise at Navy Pier (with information at chicagovigil.org). Naturally, I am countering with Chicago Vigil for Lost Promise (with info at chicagovigil.com). What we have … Continue reading →

One of the things that is the most frustrating about being a drug policy reformer is fighting through the assumption by the uneducated (drug war uneducated, I mean), that the only reason to be in favor of drug policy reform … Continue reading →

“bullet” Richmond, Virginia prosecutors and police plan to start seizing houses where they find drug activity and selling them off, even if the owner wasn’t directly involved. But there’s a catch. But officials said seizing a house under the forfeiture … Continue reading →

Remember Avi Green — the comics guy who was so upset that Kirsten Dunst admitted to being pro-pot? Well, now he’s written an… exposÚ about… me (and Radley Balko and a few others tossed in for fun). A few days … Continue reading →

[Thanks, Matthew]