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This month the CRS issued a report that says Colorado and Washington (where cannabis is legal, according to state laws) can't be coerced to enforcing federal cannabis laws.

Felony "intoxication" charges have been filed against a man who had consumed cannabis five days before a fatal accident. Toxicology reports only showed trace amounts of cannabis metabolites in his system. Indiana's cannabis laws are severely flawed.

Nearly 1 in 3 Young People Will Be Arrested by Age 23

A recently released study claims that nearly 1 in 3 U.S. youths will be arrested for a non-traffic offense by age 23. Zero-tolerance policies and a broadened definition of alcohol offenses are the cause of the trend.

More than 1.6 million people were arrested for drug offenses in the US last year, according to the FBI's Uniform Crime Report 2010, and more than half of them were for marijuana. That's a drug arrest every 19 seconds, 24 hours a day, every day last year. The numbers suggest that despite "no more war on drugs" rhetoric emanating from Washington, the drug war juggernaut is rolling along on cruise control.

Ohio decriminalized possession of small cannabis amounts many years ago, but possession of paraphernalia remained a crime until this September.

Juiced raw cannabis can effectively replace the need for many pharma drugs. When juiced there is no "high" effect. This is a must-view for all cannabis freedom activists out there.

Cured: A Cannabis Story, is a brief video showing how cannabis is being ignored as a medicine by pharmaceuticals because it cannot be patented, and being outlawed by their friends to keep you from using it, even though it can cure several forms of cancer.

Brit police are warning that when cannabis plants reach the final stages of maturity the odor they release has carcinogenic properties ... Officers who deal with the plants use ventilation masks and protective suits and people who have plants in their home, especially anyone with young children, may be exposing their family to a health risk. Yep, just smelling one of those horrible cannabis plants can give you cancer!

To call what the Hyde family has been through a "parent's worst nightmare" sounds like a horrible cliche. But, it's hard to imagine what else you could call it. Their two-year old son Cash was diagnosed last year with a stage 4 brain tumor; he nearly died more times than they can count. He was miserable from the chemotherapy coursing through his body. Until his dad made a controversial decision to give cannabis to his young son. KXLY 4's Melissa Luck reports.