DEA

For The First Time, Federal Judge Tosses Cell Phone 'Stingray' Evidence Obtained Without A Warrant

The judge said using the tracking device constituted an unreasonable search.
By Reuters

For The First Time, The US Will Study Pot As A Treatment For PTSD

"It's a chance for science to overcome politics."
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Judge Rules Against Ex-DEA Informant, Shows How The System Is Designed To Screw Sources

Carlos Toro claims he is owed compensation for decades of work. But the DEA has made that hard to prove.
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Feds Try To Combat Teen Heroin Use, But Can't Stop Talking About Weed

Only one of these drugs has actually led to overdose deaths.
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DEA Hired A TSA Informant To Help Take Cash From People's Luggage

It also promised the agent a cut of the profits.
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Feds Urge Crackdown On Bad Cops, But Agencies Haven't Gotten The Message

Internal affairs departments at federal agencies have the same transparency problems as the local authorities the DOJ has investigated.
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The Narco-Terror Trap

By Ginger Thompson, ProPublica

Congressman Calls For DEA Chief's Removal After He Calls Medical Marijuana A 'Joke'

"Rosenberg is clearly not the right fit for the DEA in this administration."
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Thousands Demand Firing Of DEA Chief Over Medical Pot Remarks

"President Obama should fire Chuck Rosenberg and appoint a new DEA administrator who will respect science, medicine, patients and voters."
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Heroin Deaths Are Surging, But The Deadliest Drugs Are Still Pills

Drug overdoses kill more Americans than car crashes and firearms.
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