Drug Policy

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The American Heart Association -- Protecting Industry Not Patients

The American Heart Association (AHA) and the American College of Cardiology (ACC) recently released new cardiovascular disease prevention guidelines. They are an egregious example of much that is wrong with medicine today.
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Stop Sending Undercover Cops Into Our Schools to Entrap Our Kids on Drug Charges

Here we go again. Undercover cops pose as students, make friends, build trust, and then arrest teenagers for selling mostly small amounts of marijuana.
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Feds Raid Legally Operating Pot Shops In Colorado

Federal agencies raided multiple Denver-area medical marijuana shops and grow operations Thursday morning, in the largest federal enforcement action on medical marijuana businesses since medical marijuana became legal in Colorado, according to The Denver Post.
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David Eckert 'Scared To Death' To Go Outside After Cops Anally Searched Him

Joseph Kennedy, the Attorney for David Eckert, joins HuffPost Live to explain how his client is now scared to leave his house because of the way he was treated by the police.
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The Truth About Zinc and Drug Tests

The Internet is teeming with claims regarding the use of zinc supplements as a strategy for thwarting drug tests. But is there any hard science to support these anecdotes?
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Marijuana Farmer Disappears Amid Strange Circumstances

Neal Forrest King came to California to make his fortune in the burgeoning illegal marijuana trade. Seven months ago, the 24-year-old former Texan disappeared like a puff of smoke.March 26 was the last time Jeanette Tully, King's girlfriend of six years, saw him."It's so painful, and I don't think the pain will ever go away," Tully told The Huffington Post. "I'm 25, and I was ready to spend rest of my life with him. Our love was true, honest and pure."
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'Cocaine Godmother' Assassinated

Colombia Decriminalizes Cocaine and Marijuana, As Latin American Momentum for Drug Policy Reform Continues

Colombia's Constitutional Court Friday approved the government's proposal to decriminalize the possession of small amounts of cocaine and marijuana for personal use.
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Attractive Undercover Cop Poses As Student And Entraps Teens To "Sell" Her Marijuana

Seducing 18-year-olds to fall in love or pretending to be friends and then tricking them into procuring small amounts of marijuana so they can charge them with felonies is beyond slimy and diametrically opposed to the officers' charge to "serve and protect."
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