Washington, DC: The Supreme Court of the United States ruled last week 5 to 4 to limit law enforcement’s use of drug sniffing dogs in situations where police did not possess probable cause or a warrant. The ruling upheld a Florida Supreme Court decision finding that police violated the Fourth Read more »
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US Supreme Court Limits Warrantless Use Of Drug Sniffing Dogs
by GrannyJ April 15, 2020 » Add the first comment.
Kentucky: Lawmakers Overwhelmingly Pass Measure To Research And Regulate Hemp Production
This past weekend Indiana Norml had a booth at the Mighty Kindness Festival, on the River in Louisville, Ky. The farmers and entrepreneur where all a buzz. “I am ready to start planting hemp tomorrow.” “Once our hemp is grown, where can we sell our crop.” Our women’s fiber club Read more »
Pew Poll: Majority of Americans Say Marijuana Should Be Legal
Washington, DC: Fifty-two percent of Americans say that the adult consumption of cannabis ought to be legal, according to national polling data released last week by the Pew Research Center. The total is the highest percentage of support ever reported by Pew, which began surveying public opinion on this issue Read more »
Rocky Mountain High - a Hoosier’s glimpse of Denver
by GrannyJ April 10, 2020 » Add more comments.
a message from our friend Deb: Greetings everyone: Deb here with a Hoosier’s glimpse of Denver. I just recently journeyed west to spend some time to find out for myself what the “buzz” was all about. The People have spoken; Colorado has passed cannabis legislation this lat November. Read more »
older youtube video worth a visit: retired police officer argues against prohibition
by GrannyJ March 27, 2020 » Add the second comment.
In an older youtube video, retired police officer Peter Christ presents great arguments against prohibition. (Thanks to Facebook friend Derek on whose page I noticed this!)
Pence questions proposal to decrease marijuana penalties
by GrannyJ March 21, 2020 » Add more comments.
Pence questions proposal to decrease marijuana penalties Posted: Mar 20, 2020 11:24 PM EDT Updated: Mar 20, 2020 11:24 PM EDT By Emily Longnecker INDIANAPOLIS - Governor Mike Pence says the safety and security of Hoosiers are his top priority. He’s questioning legislation that dramatically decreases penalties involving pot, Read more »