GW Pharmaceuticals, a British company, has asked the Food and Drug Administration to approve a pot mouth spray — the world’s first marijuana-based prescription drug. The spray, called Sativex, contains THC and cannabinoids
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Pot Mouth Spray Seeks FDA Approval
For the second year in a row, teen pop star Miley Cyrus’ salvia smoking habit is sparking controversy over a substance that’s illegal in many states.
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Miley Cyrus’ Salvia (Or Pot?) Smoking Stirs More Controversy
Have you heard about the AOL privacy settlement?
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Ninth Circuit Overturns AOL Privacy Settlement
Small business e-tailers take note: Make sure your website isn’t selling counterfeit goods, or it could get seized by the feds in a Cyber Monday crackdown.
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Cyber Monday Crackdown on Counterfeit Goods
A new lawsuit alleges that a deaf man was held in county jail for 25 days without a sign language interpreter before the charges against him were eventually dropped.
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Deaf Man Held for 25 Days Without Interpreter
A sign of changing attitudes towards marijuana, hundreds of revelers in the San Francisco Bay Area spent their Labor Day weekend at the International Cannabis & Hemp Expo–the country’s first marijuana street fair.
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Oakland Hosts US’s First Marijuana Street Fair
Do you think having three kids is tough? What about 150
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Sperm Donor Law Needed? Why 150 Siblings Could Be Bad
A new poll shows that CA voters are split over whether to legalize pot. The Public Policy Institute of California surveyed voters and found that 49% think marijuana use should be made legal, 48% do not and 3% do not know,… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com.
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Poll Show CA Voters Split Over Measure to Legalize Pot
The Supreme Court heard arguments today in a case about the extent to which police can seize property connected to drug crimes without offering any procedure for owners to contest the seizure.
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Property Seizure in the War on Drugs
With a vote of 14-9 the Senate Finance Committee approved
