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Mr. Peterson has been the Head of the social section at the Maria Clinic for young people in Stockholm, Director of HNN, and the European Cities Against Drugs. He has written numerous articles about drugs, and hosted and spoken at several national and international conferences on money laundering, organized crime, motorcycle gangs, research on drugs, prevention and treatment. TP was a member of the Swedish Government’s delegation to UNGASS in New York in 1998 and a trainer in the “Drug Trafficking Module” for the EU applicant countries of Central and Eastern Europe. Read more about Torgny Peterson here.
Saturday, 13 October 2012 22:35
More medical pot cards mean fewer drug arrests, campus police at Sonoma State University say.
Rocket science? No! If you provide a dopey with a card, thereby providing him/her with easy “legal” access to marijuana - of course you´ll get fewer arrests. However, that is not the major point of interest.
#1. Use of marijuana is forbidden by U.S. federal law
#2. Marijuana per se. has the same effect regardless of its legal status.
Rocket science? No! If you provide a dopey with a card, thereby providing him/her with easy “legal” access to marijuana - of course you´ll get fewer arrests. However, that is not the major point of interest.
#1. Use of marijuana is forbidden by U.S. federal law
#2. Marijuana per se. has the same effect regardless of its legal status.
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Michigan: Watch out for patients driving with marijuana in system
According to the Michigan Supreme Court driving with marijuana in your system is not necessarily illegal if you're a medical marijuana patient in Michigan.A Word of warning: If in Michigan, watch out for potheads DUI. It's illegal for Michigan drivers to...
