Friday, March 8th, 2013
A CLEAR member has been in touch with his MP about the law on cannabis. Of course, this happens on… Read more…
Topics: barrister, cannabis, Cannabis Law Reform, Clear, gateway theory, HASC drugs inquiry, Home Affairs, mental health, Michael Ellis, MP, Northampton, select committee
Filed under: Politics | 11 Comments »
Thursday, July 19th, 2012
What is the point of drugs policy? I think everyone would agree that it must be about protecting people –… Read more…
Topics: Alzheimer's disease, Appeal Court, cancer, Cannabis Law Reform, Clear, drugs policy, GW Pharmaceuticals, HASC drugs inquiry, Home Affairs, James Brokenshire, Keith Vaz, Marijuana Gateway To Health, medicinal cannabis, select committee, Sentencing Council, Theresa May
Filed under: Medicine, Politics, Science | 9 Comments »
Friday, June 29th, 2012
Since the drugs policy inquiry was announced, CLEAR has led the way in representing the arguments against prohibition. We encouraged… Read more…
Topics: cannabis, Cannabis Law Reform, Clear, drugs, HASC drugs inquiry, Home Affairs, Keith Vaz, Peter Reynolds, select committee
Filed under: Politics | 9 Comments »
Wednesday, June 20th, 2012
Or is the truth more sinister? I don’t know but I do know that I shared David Nutt’s evident frustration… Read more…
Topics: alcohol, British Lung Foundation, cannabis, Cannabis Law Reform, Clear, cocaine, David Winnick, heroin, Home Affairs, human trafficking, Independent Scientific Committee on Drugs, ISCD, James Clappison, Julian Huppert, Kathy Gyngell, Latin America, Lorraine Fullbrook, Mary Brett, Michael Ellis, money laundering, Nicola Blackwood, Peter Hitchens, Professor David Nutt, select committee
Filed under: Politics, Science | 25 Comments »
Friday, April 13th, 2012
I have conducted an in-depth analysis of the written evidence submitted to the Home Affairs select committee inquiry into drugs… Read more…
Topics: Alliance Boots, cannabis, Cannabis Law Reform, Centre for Policy Studies, Clear, David Raynes, drugs, drugs policy, HASC drugs inquiry, Home Affairs, inquiry, Kathy Gyngell, Keith Vaz, National Drug Prevention Alliance, Pheon Management Services, select committee
Filed under: Politics | 6 Comments »
Thursday, April 5th, 2012
CLEAR is the most effective, successful and popular cannabis campaign that Britain has ever seen. More than that, we are… Read more…
Topics: cannabis, Cannabis Law Reform, Clear, Derek Williams, drugs inquiry, Home Affairs, Jan Wells, Mark Palmer, Peter Reynolds, select committee
Filed under: Politics | 32 Comments »
Tuesday, March 27th, 2012
The Home Affairs select committee has published the written evidence submitted to the drugs policy inquiry. We are now able… Read more…
Topics: cannabis, Cannabis Law Reform, Clear, drugspolicy, Home Affairs, inquiry, Peter Reynolds, select committee
Filed under: Law, Medicine, Politics, Science | 2 Comments »