LEAP’s Bret Black Running for Utah House of Representatives
Bret has a long history of cannabis activism and spoken at the University of Utah as well as with Time 4 Hemp via American Freedom Radio.
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Bret has a long history of cannabis activism and spoken at the University of Utah as well as with Time 4 Hemp via American Freedom Radio.
Constable David Bratzer, President of the Canadian branch of LEAP, filed a complaint against his chief for discrimination based on political views.
Jack Cole of LEAP was set to debate local law enforcement about legalization at Wichita State University yesterday, but no local law enforcement showed up.
Here's the latest major medical marijuana news around the United States from the past week, as of September 25, 2013:
Speakers from CCPR, LEAP and NORML noted that marijuana prohibition is an international problem founded on international treaties.
Rolling Stone's Kristen Gwynne describes five reasons to legalize marijuana that even police officers agree with
The conference was attended by members of several cannabis reform organizations such as NORML Women's Alliance and Law Enforcement Against Prohibition.
I am presenting at a symposium, "The War on Drugs: Working Toward a Ceasefire," this Wednesday 3/13 at Cardozo Law School in NYC. The event includes a...
This is why I am attending the ASA conference this month in Washington DC. Please invite any law enforcement types in need of an education.
Senator Zirkin is promoting SB-297, a bill which would reduce penalties for possession of 1 ounce or less of marijuana in Maryland to a fine of up to $100.
Tues morning Former Baltimore narcotics officer Neill Franklin delivered a letter signed by 73 current and former law enforcement, judges, prosecutors to...
LEAP co-founder and retired police captain, Peter Christ, appears on WGRZ-TV in Buffalo, NY and takes on all aspects of our disastrous War on Drugs.
The 41st annual national NORML conference took place at a downtown Los Angeles hotel over the weekend under the theme of "The Final Days of Prohibition."
There are lots of reasons to vote for Amendment 64. Take it from three law enforcers who have seen the harms and ineffectiveness of our current marijuana...
Executive director of a national group of LEAP, Stanford "Neill" Franklin, is now apparently seeking to become the Baltimore police commissioner.