The Fourth Amendment reads: “The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and Warrants shall not be issued, but upon probable...
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In Texas, if you are convicted of possession of marijuana, you will lose your privilege to drive for a period of 180 days, according to § 521.372 of the Transportation Code. A driver’s license suspension is costly.
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The decision to use marijuana should be based on personal choice, on morals, not legality. Keeping marijuana illegal will continue to prove to be more harmful than the alternative. Marijuana is illegal in Mexico and in Canada but not really...
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Beware – should you get pulled over, the police are not your friends and they are looking to make an arrest. Nonetheless, you have got to treat them with respect.
The police must have reasonable suspicion that you...
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Cannabis is being used in the treatment of various diseases and illnesses such as bi-polar disorder, asthma, Graves disease, glaucoma, breast cancer, Alzheimer’s, HIV/AIDS, arthritis, migraines, insomnia and depression, to name a few, and can...
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I did a blog post on DWIDude.com today about the Minnesota police that allegedly provided marijuana to Occupy Movement members so they could test them under the DRE protocols. In that post I discussed what these allegations - if proven true -...
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Yesterday I gave some general advice on what you should do if you are stopped by the police when you are in a vehicle. Today I am going to discuss what you should do if you are stopped while you are on foot. The U.S.
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Have you ever went onto YouTube and watched videos of police interactions with the general public? Some of these videos are quite good at educating ordinary citizens on their rights with police. Some are, however, dangerous to your freedoms. ...
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I have pointed out several times that Candidate Obama promised to leave medical marijuana up to the states, and would not spend federal tax dollars targeting marijuana dispensaries or growers in states where it is legal to do those things.
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There is a movement to make the Federal Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 apply retroactively to people already incarcerated for possession of crack cocaine. Since 1986 people convicted of crack cocaine violations faced much longer incarcerations that...
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