United States: Supreme Court Skeptical About Gun Ban for Drug Users
The U.S. Supreme Court is showing skepticism towards a law banning gun possession by regular drug users, particularly in the context of marijuana consumption.
‘War on Drugs’ crusader Bill Bennett breaks with Trump as White House moves to ease federal marijuana rules
William Bennett, a former education secretary, has publicly disagreed with Donald Trump's move to ease federal marijuana laws despite supporting much of his agenda.
Second Chamber of STF begins to analyze appeal regarding possession of small amounts of marijuana and cocaine
The Second Chamber of Brazil's Supreme Federal Court (STF) has started evaluating an appeal concerning the classification of possessing small quantities of marijuana and cocaine as a crime.
NY Times walks back stance on marijuana legalization, admits loosening of policies has made country worse off
The New York Times editorial board has revised its previous stance on marijuana legalization, acknowledging the downsides associated with the policy changes.
SCJN is one vote away from 'flexibilizing' the limit on marijuana possession
The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) was one vote short of easing the legal possession limit of marijuana in Mexico, which is currently set at 5 grams.
Focus on 'Matori' Amid Drug Incident Involving Celebrities, 300 Members Nationwide Carrying Guns
A member of the music unit 'Def Tech', Yuki Nishimiya, was arrested for possession of marijuana, bringing attention to the narcotics control organization 'Matori' which investigates drug-related incidents involving celebrities.