Bill would reduce penalties for drug possession
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Mere possession of any illegal drug — heroin, cocaine, methamphetamine — would no longer be a felony. Continue Reading
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Mere possession of any illegal drug — heroin, cocaine, methamphetamine — would no longer be a felony. Continue Reading
A legislative committee voted 6-0 to advance a bill granting school districts the power to let students use prescription marijuana. Continue Reading
After years of efforts by drug-law reform advocates, could this be the year that New Mexico legalizes marijuana? There’s little doubt that the state is closer now than ever. Continue Reading
Cities and counties would be allowed to opt out of allowing retail marijuana sales. Continue Reading
Legalizing marijuana can be great for the economy in small towns like Garden City, Colorado. New revenues have a smaller impact in large cities and on state budgets. Continue Reading
Sleep deprivation, dramatic hormonal shifts and the day-to-day realities of caring for an infant create enormous stress for all women, but especially for those who are struggling to stay in recovery from drug use. Continue Reading
The U.S. attorney general outlined the Trump administration’s immigration policies and enforcement plans. Continue Reading
The City of Albuquerque is one step closer to reducing the penalties for the possession of small amounts of cannabis. Continue Reading
State Sen. Jeff Steinborn and Rep. Joanne Ferrary are pushing the Department of Health secretary to allow the treatment. Continue Reading
If federalism is to work in any meaningful way, it cannot be applied selectively, based on what policymakers in Washington think of an issue. Continue Reading
Supporters said the bill would reduce burdens on the criminal justice system. Continue Reading
Legal recreational marijuana won’t be coming to New Mexico anytime soon. Continue Reading
Medical marijuana patients will be able to possess more cannabis and producers will eventually be able to grow more if the bill becomes law. Continue Reading
The bill would also increase the amounts of marijuana patients could possess and producers could grow. Continue Reading
Adults over 21 would be able to legally buy, possess and smoke marijuana under a bill that survived its first hearing Saturday in the state House of Representatives. Continue Reading