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There’s a Fourth Amendment?
It was refreshing earlier this week to see a few of the Justices crack open their dusty Constitutions and discover some text sitting there between the 3rd and 5th Amendments. Almost surprising, unfortunately. Jacob Sullum talks about one of the … Continue reading
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The Portugal experiment works
‘This Is Working’: Portugal, 12 Years after Decriminalizing Drugs in Speigel Online. Another evaluation of the Portugal experiment in drug policy, now after 12 years, continues to show that it’s much better policy than the lock-them-up approach to drug policy … Continue reading
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Study reveals brain cells that can help drive anxiety after cannabinoid exposure: 2-Oct-2026 -- CHICAGO — For the first time,…