Medical Marijuana

Reports and Studies

06/07/10 | MPP Model State Decriminalization Bill

MPP Model State Decriminalization Bill


06/07/10 | MPP's Model State Decriminalization Bill

MPP's Model State Decriminalization Bill


02/11/10 | Global Cannabis Commission Report

On October 2, 2008, the Global Cannabis Commission, a group of top scientists commissioned by the Beckley Foundation, a British think tank, issued its groundbreaking report, "Cannabis Policy: Moving Beyond Stalemate." These distinguished researchers lay out what's known about marijuana's physical and psychological risks and -- something most other commission reports have not done -- what is known about the effects of various types of marijuana policies and reforms thereof.


11/05/09 | Marijuana Arrests in the United States - 2007

The most exhaustive collection of data ever on U.S. marijuana arrests, penalties and related information finds no relationship between marijuana arrest and use rates, while penalty structures act as a price support mechanism that boosts the illegal market.


09/22/09 | Youth Tobacco Sales: Enforcement Efforts and SAMHSA's Synar Regulation Monitoring

2006 was the first year that all 50 states were in compliance with federal rules designed to curb tobacco sales to youth. The report highlights the progressive success of the cigarette sales enforcement program in the U.S., noting that the national average of illegal tobacco sales to minors has dropped since the program's inception.


OP-Eds

02/21/12 |
Despite setback, door hasn't been closed on medical marijuana


01/06/12 |
Sun's position on medical marijuana is misguided and heartless


12/23/11 |
Editorial: Lawmakers, courts, cops must obey voters' wishes


12/23/11 |
Our View: Give medical marijuana a chance, but with strict limits


12/23/11 |
Our View: Legislators should vote yes on improved medical pot bill


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