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Drug War Chronicle #912 - December 9, 2015

Phillip S. Smith, Editor - David Borden, Executive Director
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Medical Marijuana Update

A patient sues the Border Patrol over harassment at checkpoints, Minnesota expands its program to include chronic pain, a New Hampshire patient wins permission to seek medical marijuana next door in Maine, and more.
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This Week's Corrupt Cops Stories

A Border Patrol agent gets caught with a trunk load of cocaine, a California narc was working for the other side, a whole bunch of jail and prison guards go bad, and more.
Minnesota chronic pain patients will participate in the state's medical marijuana program beginning next August. (wikimedia.org)
Minnesota chronic pain patients will participate in the state's medical marijuana program beginning next August. (wikimedia.org)

Chronicle AM: USPS Warns Newspapers on Pot Ads, MX to Debate Cannabis Next Month, More (12/2/15)

The Postal Service has warned newspapers in the Pacific Northwest that carrying pot business ads could violate federal law, a New Mexico medical marijuana patient is suing the Border Patrol over access to his medicine, Minnesota has approved medical marijuana for chronic pain patients, and more.
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