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Ohio State Patrol STOP ARRESTING FOR WEED!

April 20, 2018 Chuck U Farley 5651 Views cop block, copblock, copblock.org, Corruption, Dishonesty, Drug war, film the police, Filming police, freedom, Harassment, Justice System, marijuana, Medical marijuana, no victim no crime, Ohio, Ohio State Patrol, OSP, police abuse, police accountability, Police State, rights, strike the root

The Ohio State Highway patrol has been stepping up enforcement in Ohio recently. In addition to the many checkpoints, they

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CopBlock Founder Ademo Freeman To Square Off In Court Against Drug War

January 6, 2018January 6, 2018 Asa J 5386 Views Accountability, Ademo Freeman, Board of Pharmacy, cannabis, Chris Delnicki, Civil rights, Colorado, cop block, copblock, copblock.org, Drug war, end the drug war, franklin county, Justice System, manchester, marijuana, Massachusetts, Medical marijuana, medical marijuana card, medicinal cannabis, New Hampshire, new hampshire supreme court, no victim no crime, Ohio, Ohio State Police, Pete Eyre, plea agreement, plea deal, Police State, possession, Trafficking, warren county, wiretapping

Next week, CopBlock co-founder Ademo Freeman will square off against those wishing to send him to prison for peacefully traveling

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Cops Apologize, Give Back Marijuana After Raiding Man’s Home Over His Medicine

April 5, 2017 Ademo Freeman 1147 Views Accountability, cop block, copblock, copblock.org, marijuana police project, Medical marijuana, no victim no crime, Ohio, police, the free thought project

Originally posted at The Free Thought Project In the sad saga of the War on Drugs, police carry out countless

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NOT GUILTY: Man Shoots Cops During Raid | COPBLOCK PODCAST

December 18, 2016December 16, 2016 Derrick J 816 Views comedy, cop block, copblock, copblock.org, Medical marijuana, podcast, police, Shooting Cops, The Filth

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Cops Take Life Savings, Teens’ College Fund After Medical Marijuana Business Raid

November 4, 2016November 4, 2016 Asa J 938 Views cannabis oil, chemical extraction, Civil asset forfeiture, college savings, copblock, copblock.org, Cops Take Life Savings, DEA, Detective Mark Carlson, Drug war, end the drug war, Institute for Justice, James Slatic, Med-West Distribution, Medical marijuana, Medical Marijuana Business Raid, Medical Marijuana Raid, no victim no crime, personal accounts, personal bank accounts, police raid, Police State, safe cracking, san diego, San Diego police, san diego police department, seizure warrants, sledge hammer, vaporizer pen cartridges, Wesley Hottot

In yet another case outlining the absurdity and outright theft involved in civil asset forfeiture cases, a San Diego family is

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National Guard Helicopter Descends On 81-Year-Old Grandma’s Home Over Single Pot Plant

October 6, 2016October 6, 2016 Asa J 1433 Views 81-year-old grandmother, Amherst, arthritis, Chief Scott Livingstone, Civil rights, copblock, copblock.org, Drug war, end the drug war, glaucoma, grandmother, helicopter, Illegal search and seizure, Margaret Holcomb, marijuana, marijuana caregivers, marijuana legalization, marijuana raid, Mashpee, Massachusetts, Massachusetts National Guard, massachusetts state police, medical card, Medical marijuana, medical marijuana card, medical marijuana dispensary, military-style helicopter, National Guard Helicopter, Plymouth, Police State, regulations, regulatory impediments, scary as hell, shocking, single marijuana plant, South Amherst, state monopoly, thermal imager, Tim Holcomb, unlawful surveillance

In a raid that used a military-style helicopter, the Massachusetts National Guard and State Police descended onto the property of

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9th Circuit Appeals Court Rules Federal Government Can Ban Medical Marijuana Patients From Buying Guns

September 1, 2016September 1, 2016 Kelly W. Patterson 955 Views 2nd amendment, 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, Accountability, alcohol abuse, CA, California, Civil rights, cop block, copblock.org, database, Department of Motor Vehicles, Dishonesty, dmv, double-standards, drug abuse, Drug war, Due Process, dui, dwi, federal ban, freedom, gun ban, Harassment, HIPAA, Justice System, kelly patterson, Medical marijuana, no victim no crime, opiates, opioids, ovi, police, Police State, prescription drugs, rights, S. Rowan Wilson, San Francisco, Second Amendment, Senior District Judge Jed Rakoff

This week the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, located in San Francisco, ruled that a ban by the Federal Government

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Kentucky Cops Taunt Growers On Social Media After Marijuana Seizure

August 8, 2016August 8, 2016 Asa J 1121 Views #WeGotYoWeed, 250 marijuana plants, Cannabis Freedom Act, copblock, copblock.org, cops taunt on social media, Drug war, Economics, end the drug war, facebook, grayson county, Grayson County sheriff’s office, Highway 54, Kentucky, marijuana, Medical marijuana, Norman Chaffins, Police State, Sen. Perry Clark, sheriff Norman Chaffins, We Got Yo Weed

As Kentucky residents continue to organize in support of descheduling cannabis in the state, some officers are taking to social

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Jim McMahon, Chicago Bears Superbowl QB, Urges NFL to Allow Medical Marijuana Use

June 20, 2016June 20, 2016 Kelly W. Patterson 2106 Views acupuncture, advocacy for cannabis use, alternative medicine, angry, Baltimore, Baltimore Ravens, best defense of all time, cannabis, Cannabis World Congress and Business Expo, Charlie Adams, chicago, Chicago Bears, CO, Colorado, concern for the safety or health of players, concussion, CTE, defensive lineman, Denver, Denver Broncos, depression, difficulty sleeping, drug use in general, dying from painkillers, early dementia, Eben Britton, Eugene Monroe, fl, Florida, football, frustrated, HBO’s Real Sports, healing state of being, hemp, horrible pharmaceutical medications, IL, Illinois, improper care for concussions in the past, increased heart rate, innocuous substance, irritable, jacksonville, Jacksonville Jaguars, Jim McMahon, la, Leonard Marshall, living in the dark ages, Louisiana, Louisiana Superdome, made me feel crazy, Medical marijuana, medical rights, memory loss, mooning during the Superbowl, Nate Jackson, national Footbal League, new orleans, New York, New York Daily News, New York Giants, nfl, ny, nydailynews.com, offensive tackle, one of the best teams in history, opiate abuse, opiates, pain relief, painkillers, Percocet pills, Pete Rozelle, pharmaceutical drugs, prescription pills, QB, quarterback, recreational use, releived from stress, safe and non addictive option, severe headaches, Sporting News, Sports, Superbowl XX, tight end, too many concussions, vicodin, video, Washington, wide receiver

Jim McMahon, the Superbowl XX winning quarterback from the 1985 Chicago Bears, a team which is often considered one of

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The Drug War is State-Sanctioned Murder

May 2, 2016July 24, 2016 Lorelei McFly 2680 Views adderall, cash, cash is criminal, chronic pain, Civil asset forfeiture, civil liberties, Civil rights, civil rights violations, crime clearance rates, criminogenic, DEA, drug cartels, Drug Enforcement Agency, drug prohibition, drug schedule, Drug war, drug war is state-sanctioned theft rape and murder, felony homicide, felony murder, hepatitis c, heroin, HIV, Hsiu-Ying “Lisa” Tseng, Human rights, incentives, Joey Rovero, kratom, legal highs, marijuana, Matthew Lowery, Medical marijuana, narcoterrorism, needle-exchange, opiates, opioid addiction epidemic, opioids, police crime, Policing for Profit, pot prohibition, Rush Limbaugh, self-medicating, state-sanctioned murder, undertreatment, victimless crimes, Violent Crime Clearance Rates, war on drugs

This is the third article in a series on how the “War on Drugs” is state-sanctioned theft, rape, murder, and class warfare.

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DEA To Consider Rescheduling Cannibis As The World Opens Up To Drug Reform

April 16, 2016April 16, 2016 Isiah Holmes 1178 Views Accountability, addictive and problematic nature, America 2016, anxiety free cannabis consumption, ARTICLE, Aunt Lucy, cannabis, Charlie, China White, Chuck Rosenberg, Civil rights, cocaine, comprehensive research, cop block, copblock.org, Corruption, DEA, DEA administrator, drug decriminalization, drug enforcement, drug enforcement administration, drug reform, drug research, Drug war, drugs, Elizabeth Warren, federal government, federal reform, federal restrictions, freedom, ganja, generation defining decision, hallucinogenics, Harassment, Herb, heroin, Huffpost Politics, inconsistencies, journalism, Justice System, law enforcemet, LSD, marijuana, marijuana legalization, medical cannabis, Medical marijuana, medically accepted benefit, news, no victim no crime, optimistic response, petition, police, police accountability, police drug war, pot, pot garden, predation of state legal programs, prohibition, protest, Psychedelics, reform, rights, schedule 1, schedule 2, science, senators, street slang, the war on some drugs, Transparency, UN, University of Mississippi, white powder

With prohibition’s political utility eroding away into nothing, even the Drug Enforcement Administration must adapt. Perhaps that’s why the DEA’s

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Wisconsin Goveronor Scott Walker: This Is Why Milwaukee Needs Marijuana Reform Now!

March 9, 2016March 9, 2016 Isiah Holmes 1481 Views Accountability, America 2016, ARTICLE, black incarceration, blog, call to action, Civil rights, cop block, copblock.org, Corruption, DEA, Dishonesty, double-standards, drug crimes, drug health, drug incarceration, Drug war, drugs, Featured, freedom, funding schools, Harassment, human health, Illegal search/entry, improving poverty, journalism, Justice System, marijuana, marijuana prohibition, marijuana reform, marijuana taxes, Medical marijuana, milwaukee, news, no victim no crime, police accountability, police and weed, police orders, police reform, Police State, politics, poverty, rights, share, social media, sources, strike the root, tax and regulate weed, teenagers, Transparency, Wisconsin, writing

Marijuana legalization is sometimes treated as a topic to be easily dismissed, laughed off, or delegitimize. Sure journalists, writers and

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