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Daily Archives: January 14, 2008
Drug Czar Watch
I’m keeping an eye on the Drug Czar’s “blog” ’cause I just want to see how he handles this one: MIAMI — U.S.-directed seizures and disruptions of cocaine shipments from Latin America dropped sharply in 2007 from the year before, … Continue reading
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Marc Emery agrees to 5 years in Canadian prison (updated)
LInk Marc Emery, Vancouver’s self-styled Prince of Pot, has tentatively agreed to a five-year prison term in a plea bargain over U.S. money laundering and marijuana seed-selling charges. Facing an extradition hearing Jan. 21 and the all-but-certain prospect of delivery … Continue reading
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California Appeals Court limits police ability to enter home when seeing marijuana
This is a good ruling — or at least a step in the right direction. In overturning a Pacifica man’s conviction, the state Court of Appeal in San Francisco said officers may enter someone’s home to preserve evidence of a … Continue reading
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