Monthly Archives: November 2009

For those of you (like myself) who have not had the chance to see a first-class medical marijuana operation, here’s a nice look (Via Scott Morgan) It’s also the potential vision of what a post-legalization distribution method could be.

Good job, Jessica Corry.

Joe Fiorito has an excellent column in The Star, discussing Canada’s plans to add mandatory minimums to a bunch of drug offenses, and a speech by Eugene Oscapella of the Canadian Foundation for Drug Policy. The column is like a … Continue reading →

Jacob Sullum notes that the opponents of legalization in the recent California hearing appeared less than well-prepared. This one was really outrageous.. Sara Simpson, acting assistant chief of the state Justice Department’s Bureau of Narcotics Enforcement, said much of California’s … Continue reading →

There has been overwhelming support for David Nutt, who was sacked for actually providing scientific advice in his role as a scientific advisor to the U.K. government. But not everyone. Burton Addiction Centre founder Noreen Oliver takes exception to Nutt’s … Continue reading →