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MarijuanaHeadlineNews for September 18, 2001
"Prohibition always favors an unregulated black market."
Two Reports from New Zealand On Cannabis and Alcohol Show How Cannabis Prohibition and the Prohibitionist Mindset Undermine Public Health.
FAS is the leading cause of mental retardation in developed countries.
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MarijuanaHeadlineNews for September 17, 2001
"It's a disgrace, treating ill people like this…”
In UK “The Dutch Experience” Coffee Shop Almost Opens, Gets Closed By Police, And Reopens Again With Friendly Media Coverage
Rally In Boston A Success Under Difficult Circumstances And Usual Media Bias.
French Health Minister Agrees With National AIDS Council’s Call for Decriminalization of All Drugs.
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MarijuanaHeadlineNews for September 14, 2001
The DEA has a “medical marijuana eradication team.”
California Assembly Rejects Real Decriminalization by Wide Margin; Bows to Power of State Nark Association.
California Quadraplegic Loses Medicine to Combined Local and Federal Raid. DEA Says They Follow “Higher Law.” But They Use “Stripper” to Entrap Patient.
Families of Slain Michigan Activists Hire Law Firm As State Continues To Hold Shooting Victim’s Son Hostage.
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MarijuanaHeadlineNews for September 12, 2001
"Trafficking should be classified as a violent crime."
Toronto Police Chief Supports Limited Decriminalization, but Opposes Legalization, Saying Marijuana “A Hard Drug.”
Cannabis Clubs In Copenhagen Shut Down
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MarijuanaHeadlineNews for September 11, 2001
The time has come to get real about public safety.
The Set and Setting For Marijuana Prohibition Just Changed Fundamentally.
Arrest of New Zealand NORML President Illustrates the Problem of the Misuse of Public Safety Resources.
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