During a debate at the University of Saint Joseph in West Hartford Tuesday night, incumbent Democratic Gov. Daniel Malloy and his Republican challenger Tom Foley both said they've used pot in the past.
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Last April, Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley signed the legislature's marijuana decriminalization bill. On Oct. 1, the new law allowing possession of less than 10 grams went into effect.
The decrim train rolled into Philadelphia in June when the City Council voted to end marijuana arrests. As of October 20, if you're caught with 30 grams or less, the worst that can happen is a $25 fine. Just don't puff in public.
Like Michael Phelps, actress Amanda Bynes is in trouble again with the law. Early Sunday morning she was arrested for DUID in Van Nuys, California. Sources say Bynes was high on Adderall.
The anti-marijuana forces in Florida want people to think that Amendment 2 will legalize pot in the Sunshine State. This is a bald lie. It's strictly limited to medical use. In a new ad, they take aim at caretakers.
Police arrested former All-Star catcher and Rookie of the Year Geovany Soto in Texas on July 10 for marijuana possession. He was later traded by the Rangers to the A's, who lost last night's wild wildcard game vs. the Royals.
In the Colorado gubernatorial race, dark horse candidate Glendale Mayor Mike Dunafon has received support from pro-pot rappers Wyclef Jean and Snoop Dogg in the form of a campaign song.
