“We were ready to win this, but we won anyway through technicalities.”
“I just want to know where I go to pick up my cannabis, and so does everyone else who was arrested that day.”
Only two people were issued a $25 citation for public consumption of marijuana.
Before police came, revelers danced and juggled fire in the historic vaults.
The new trial date is set for May 2, more than a year after his arrest at a House Oversight Committee hearing.
Adam Eidinger says he was wrongfully kicked out of a House Oversight Committee hearing.
The turnout for yesterday’s seed exchange was, uh, massive.
“We voted! It counted! You must respect our ballot!”
On November 4, D.C. residents will vote to legalize marijuana. What happens next? We analyze all the different scenarios.
Activists say they have more than enough signatures to get initiative on this November’s ballot.
