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This cop has over 300 felony arrests in his record, numerous drugs busts, and now he is out to help the stoners, he is against the war on drugs and he is selling informational videos onhow to beat drug dogs, areas tht dotn get searched and describing how cops target cars they will search... verygood article and i hink this cop is taking a ste in the right direction to gettin marijuana legalized or getting some kind of personal use clause added to every marijuan possession... here is the link i found the artcle at...(http://www.houstonpress.com/2007-02-01/news/how-to-hide-your-weed/full) hope everyone enjoys this artile and learns something to keep the cherrytops of th…
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Source: www.news.com.au sounds like the dutch are heading even further into the right direction lets just hope it works out for the best and makes the rest of the world take notice
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Thought this was very interesting... Enjoy! Love and a squish, Alison xx Cognitive functioning enhanced by cannabis use in schizophrenia By Liam Davenport 01 November 2007 Schizophr Res 2007; 96: 169-184 MedWire News: Cannabis use by patients with schizophrenia is associated with enhanced cognitive functioning, with both frequency and recency of use linked to better neuropsychological performance, conclude Australian researchers. There is a lack of understanding of the neuropsychological effects of cannabis use in schizophrenia, partly due to conflicting evidence from the few studies that have explored the association. To investigate further, Carissa Cou…
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Source: http://abc.net.au that should come in handy if you ever test positive
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Source: http://esperance.yourguide.com.au the laws that get broken by sending illegal things in the mail is a bit of a concern, but the police think that because they picked up 15g over 2 packages that using the mail for sending drugs is futile? I once had the aussie post chick roll her eyes as she handed me a package with a couple of ounces in it because you could sorta smell it and if that isnt enough one time when a package was sent to me under a name i made up that didnt get collected, i had to walk into the post office and collect it claiming that my friend hurt himself and im picking up his mail for him almost forgot about all the seeds and clones that get se…
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PREMIER Anna Bligh has pledged to crack down on dangerous drug-addled drivers with Queensland police due to begin roadside testing within weeks. Police expect to drug-test up to 20,000 drivers in the next 12 months, with the number of roadside tests likely to increase in the following years. "It's time to get tough – don't say you weren't warned," Ms Bligh said yesterday after the state's road toll sped past 300. Drivers will be tested for cannabis, ecstasy, speed and ice as well as breathalysed in roadside drug and alcohol blitzes around the state. "The prospect of my family being on the same road as someone on ice terrifies me," Ms Bligh said. As of yesterday, t…
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British Crime Survey statistics showed that the proportion of 16- to 24-year-olds using cannabis slumped from 28% a decade ago to 21% now, with its declining popularity accelerating after the decision to downgrade the drug to class C was announced in January 2004. The BCS figures published yesterday showed that cannabis is beginning to lose its allure with teenagers. The proportion of frequent users in the 16-24 age group, who were using the drug more than once a month, fell from 12% to 8% in the past four years. Since cannabis was downgraded the proportion of young people using it has fallen each year from 25.3% in 2003-4 to 20.9% now. Among those aged 16 to 59, the pr…
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