Drug Law

Dark Web Drug Market Disappears with Millions of Dollars [caption id="attachment_16160" align="aligncenter" width="340"] (This content is being used for illustrative purposes only; any person depicted in the content is a model)[/caption] Author: Justin Mckibben Following the collapse of the infamous Silk Road Empire, the Internet was left with a... Learn More

Should Uber and Lyft Drivers be Drug Tested? Author: Justin Mckibben It seems every other day we hear about a new invention or innovation in technology that is changing the way our world operates around us, keeping us connected, informed and exploring. Now ride-hailing service apps on our smartphones... Learn More

Rick Scott Gives Up Welfare Drug Testing Program Author: Justin Mckibben Back in 2011 the state of Florida started requiring urine tests for welfare applicants and state workers to screen for drugs. While the policy did not last long initially, it has a continued effect on the state’s financial spending as... Learn More

Portugal Setting Example by Putting Addicts in Therapy Not Jail Author: Justin McKibben Some believe that in order to combat addiction, there is a far greater solution than what has been seen in the past of punishment. Many believe you should build a system that is designed to help drug... Learn More

War on Drugs Continues to Lose its Footing Another new law marks the death knell of the war on drugs. In a packed hearing room in Utah, applause erupted when the House Law Enforcement Committee unanimously endorsed a bill that will drastically change the state's criminal justice laws.... Learn More

Shopping Robot Buys Drugs Online Author: Justin Mckibben I have written before about how technology these days seems to be developing new and creative ways to innovate and enable the drug market for people. It’s like every time we turn around there’s news about the... Learn More

Dread Pirate Roberts of Silk Road Gets Full Conviction Author: Justin Mckibben I have written a lot in the past about the controversy surrounding the infamous Silk Road and tracked the activities of Silk Road related arrests. The well-known Dark Web site has slowly but surely earned itself a reputation as... Learn More

Addiction Brain Disease Theory Challenged by Legalizing Drugs By Cheryl Steinberg Considering that other countries, as well as some U.S. states where pot has been legalized, are seeing a decrease in crime and other problematic issues, what if more open drug use leads to fewer drug-related problems? Our... Learn More

Bong Ban in Virginia Outlaws Paraphernalia Author: Justin Mckibben There are all types of strange and inventive contraptions out there that have been creatively and craftily designed, labeled for ‘tobacco use only’ as some stores claim, but are ultimately used for smoking marijuana and other drugs.... Learn More

President Obama Speaks Out About Failing War on Drugs Author: Justin Mckibben So as much as I personally like to stay out of politics, this information interested me about the way some of our most powerful politicians feel about the growing issue in America with our War on Drugs... Learn More

Is Harm Reduction the Future of Recovery? Author: Justin Mckibben Many believe that responsible and compassionate work done by police to support harm reduction has the potential not only to improve public health, but to help heal the damaged relationship between police and public in the wake of... Learn More

Two New Drugs Disguised by E-cigs in Florida Author: Justin Mckibben Two new drugs have hit the streets in South Florida, and both of them have at least two things in common. First, they both are reported to have very dangerous and deadly side effects. Second, they are... Learn More

Dark Web Drug Market Disappears with Millions of Dollars

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