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Cory Maye gets a new trial
Breaking at The Agitator This is great news. Look forward to hearing more details.
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Something terrible must be about to happen…
Item #1: Boomers see views relaxing on marijuana “There’s gotten to be greater tolerance, that’s for sure,” said Lee, the son of one-time acting Maryland governor Blair Lee III. “I know literally hundreds of people my age who smoke. They … Continue reading
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Reform Conference Finale
Well the final day of the conference came and went yesterday; here are some of my thoughts on the panels I attended and the closing plenary. Panel: Intoxicants, Addiction, & the Future of Drug Control Moderator: Harry Levine (Queens College) … Continue reading
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Huh?
This OpEd in the Milwaukee Journal-Star Sentinel was too bizarre to pass up. Written by freelance writer Jenny Rae Armstrong: Think pot’s harmless? Think again It starts out as one of the standard pieces about how many people think pot … Continue reading
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Psychedelics at the Drug Policy Reform Conference
Friday was a psychedelic day for me as all three panels I attended covered current research into the use of psychedelics for cognitive, behavioral, and psychological treatment for systems ranging from end-of-life anxiety, schizophrenia, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), anorexia, cancer, depression, … Continue reading
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The priceless among us – The Awards
The Award Dinner at the 2009 Drug Policy Alliance reform conference will be with me forever. The award winners are: The Edward M. Brecher Award for Achievement in the Field of Journalism: Montel Williams The Alfred R. Lindesmith Award for … Continue reading
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Reform Conference Day 2
Panel: Fundraising in a tough economy Facilitator and Panelist: Clovis Thorn (DPA), Panelists: asha bandele (DPA), David Glowka (DPA), Leonard Noisette (OSI). This panel was interesting for me since fundraising has become a necessary evil for me in my efforts … Continue reading
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Open Thread
I’m really enjoying reading the posts by Jesper, Dan, and Tamara. Makes me feel a little bit like I’m there, enjoying the conference. Instead, I’m cruising at 31,000 feet mid-flight on my way to Baltimore for a conference for work … Continue reading
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Day 1 Reform Conference Breakout Sessions
Panel: Mandatory Madness: The Zero Tolerance Drug War on Immigrants. Moderator Judy Greene (Justice Strategies) Panelists: Marcela Diaz (Somos Un Pueblo Unido), Michelle Fei (Immigrant Defense Project), Joan Friedland (National Immigration Law Center), Nicole Porter (The Sentencing Project), Grant Smith … Continue reading
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Nice people reform drug laws
What an absolutely wonderfuld day I had yesterday. Not only is this my first visit to the US, but the first to a drug policy conference as well. This is by far the the event I’ve attended where people were … Continue reading
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Ketamine is studied to determine its effects in treating depression: 1-May-2026 – Weill Cornell Medicine investigators have “reverse engineered” ketamine’s…