High Court to examine medicinal marijuana
29-May-2005, United States, Baltimore Sun
Robert Melamede's guidelines for better living go something like this: Eat right, exercise and smoke a little marijuana.
The biology department chairman at the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs is among the state's 625 registered legal ...
The Drug War: Back with a Vengeance
25-May-2005, United States, City Pages
by Beth Hawkins
May 25, 2005
If you think the congressional Republicans' war on the judiciary can't get any more shrill or irrational, you obviously haven't read up on House Resolution 1528, Defending America's Most Vulnerable: Safe Access to ...
Vanity Plate Spells Out Methamphetamine
24-May-2005, United States, sfgate.com
Most drivers may be puzzled by the vanity license plate C9H13N, but plenty of crooks likely nod their heads knowingly.
It's the chemical compound for methamphetamine, and despite a state law that prohibits references to alcohol or illegal ...
Court affirms teen's Ecstasy overdose was not ...
20-May-2005, United States, Pittsburgh Post Gazette
Four years after a Sewickley girl overdosed on the drug Ecstasy, the state Supreme Court has affirmed a trial judge's ruling that the man who is charged with selling the drug cannot be tried for homicide.
The 4-3 majority opinion, written by ...
Man gets life sentence for selling designer drugs ...
17-May-2005, United States, Newsday.com
An Arizona man was sentenced to life in prison Tuesday for selling designer drugs over the Internet that led to the overdose death of a New York teenager.
David Linder, also known as Dr. Benway, was convicted in February of 27 counts, including ...
HUSBAND JAILED FOR GIVING WIFE ECSTASY PILLS THAT ...
14-May-2005, United Kingdom, Mirror.co.uk
A MAN who took ecstasy with his wife was jailed yesterday after she died from an accidental overdose.
Richard Grimmer was branded "foolish" by a judge as he sentenced him to nine months in prison.
Grimmer, 29, and 23-year-old Rebecca, who had ...
Attacking Judges, Not Drugs
05-May-2005, United States, L.A. Times
One of every 138 U.S. residents is now serving time. Get-tough policies enacted in the 1980s and 1990s — like three-strikes laws in California and other states — have swelled the jail and prison inmate population to a record 2.1 million, according a ...
Rush Limbaugh: Talent On Loan from Drugs
03-May-2005, United States, buzzflash
A BUZZFLASH NEWS ANALYSIS
by BuzzFlash Reader Chuck Muziani
Will Rush Limbaugh be on the air to campaign for the Republicans during the 2006 election cycle?
Mr. Limbaugh is under investigation for obtaining over 2,000 prescription drugs ...
Forfeiture a Financial Weapon in Drug War
21-April-2005, United States, The Intelligencer
By SHELLEY HANSON
WHEELING - Vehicles, property and cash used in drug deals can be seized from an alleged offender through due process of law, said Ohio County Prosecuting Attorney Scott Smith on Wednesday.
During an April 5 city council ...
Supreme Court to Hear Case of Dispute Over ...
19-April-2005, United States, The New York Times
By LINDA GREENHOUSE
Published: April 19, 2005
WASHINGTON, April 18 - The Supreme Court added an important new religion case to its docket on Monday, agreeing to decide whether the government can ban the importation of a hallucinogenic tea ...
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