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It is, however, a simple solution to the drug prohibition problem. Mark Kleiman has an interesting post: On caffeine-alcohol mixes. Not surprisingly, he’s in favor of a federal ban on such drinks. Also, not surprisingly, I don’t support such a … Continue reading →

It’s good to be back, but I’ll have some catching up to do. I didn’t get to read all the comments, but scanned a number of them on my phone. Pretty much every time I discovered an article that I … Continue reading →

… because you need a new one and I’m still in wifi hell until tomorrow night. It’s really too hard for me to do any kind of real posts on my iPhone. There have been some great conversations in comments. … Continue reading →

Give thanks for what you have, and remember those families that won’t be together today because of the war on drugs. I’ll be without wifi for the next few days, so posting will be light.

Rio Ten dead in police operations in Rio shantytowns At least ten people were killed on Wednesday morning during a series of operations carried out by the Rio police in the city’s shantytowns. The operations aimed at catching the criminals … Continue reading →

You can’t put the genie back in the bottle. Cannabis is here to stay. And now, the medical cannabis industry is becoming a major entity. New York Times DENVER — It is being called the green rush. With more states … Continue reading →

Today’s candidate: Lt. Andrew Hawkes, a 19-year police veteran who has worked in patrol, K9, investigations, narcotics and administration. His book, Secrets of Successful Highway Interdiction, “contains eleven chapters on Highway Drug Interdiction.” Why does the debate continue over marijuana … Continue reading →

Via Grits for Breakfast, everybody’s after a piece of that asset forfeiture pie. Cashing in: Who benefits most from seized currency? Perhaps no issue proves more quietly contentious in the local law enforcement community than how the seized currency – … Continue reading →

The Planning Commission in Colorado Springs is not only looking out for the welfare of the citizens, they’re going all out to make sure that Colorado Spring doesn’t sell its soul to the devil. Apparently this involves making it almost … Continue reading →

A post that really has very little to do with drug policy (other than perhaps another reminder that with legalization, pot becomes less valuable to steal). Soldiers: No Sir, We’re Here to Get Rid of the Marijuana Three soldiers try … Continue reading →