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Thursday, February 17, 2011

Police campaign hard against marijuana decrim in Hawaii

I received this update yesterday from a friend in Hawaii:

The police are getting busy setting up anti-pot rallies or handing out pamphlets on Maui and Kauai:

http://www.staradvertiser.com/news/20110214_Newswatch.html
http://mauinews.com/page/content.detail/id/546161/Police-pan-pot-proposals.html?nav=10


The attached file is what they are passing out on Kauai, and as they have the logos of all police departments, we're sure to see them here soon too.


Here is the pamphlet. You may have to click on the images to make them big enough to read:





Thursday, January 14, 2010

Interview with MauiTime Weekly

MauiTime Weekly in Hawaii just published a feature interview about Law Enforcement Against Prohibition. Check out the beautiful art they put on the cover! Very cool.

Saturday, January 2, 2010

Aloha from Hawaii!

Aloha! I'm writing this from Hawaii, which explains why I haven't posted anything in over a week. It's tough to sit down with the laptop when it's 80 degrees Fahrenheit and there are palm trees right outside my window. Also, I figured since it was Christmas, a slowdown in the posting would be OK. I see that LEAP speaker Bill Cooke has been posting here in my absence. Thanks Bill!

I haven't been following drug policy issues too closely during my vacation. However, I am aware that on Tuesday a marijuana related resolution will be introduced to the Public Works and Intergovernmental Relations committee of the Hawai'in County Council. The resolution will urge the state legislature to decriminalize marijuana. Even if it passes it will be non-binding as municipal and county councils certainly can't force a state legislature to take action. However, these kinds of resolutions are good baby steps in the sense that they keep the issue alive in the media, and also help to educate other politicians about the issue.

I will be doing some speaking engagements for LEAP towards the end of my trip. I'm also looking forward to meeting some of the folks from the Peaceful Sky Alliance (a group in Hawaii dedicated to implementing a "lowest law enforcement priority of cannabis ordinance").

I'll try to post some pictures from my trip at some point. Does anyone have any New Years resolutions they would like to share?
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