Marijuana

This might be the funniest video you'll see all day. A comedy group from Colorado recently posted a hysterical clip addressing their state's "immigration crisis". No, they're not worried about undocumented illegal aliens crossing the border...

The deputy reportedly clocked the rented Mazda at 90 mph.

Judge Jeffrey Donnell said he would consider the first-offender recommendation, but noted that such treatment is exceedingly rare.

Heater was arrested along with Nuvia G. Carrillo, who faces identical charges, after the vehicle they were traveling in was stopped for speeding on Interstate 80.

Wow, there sure is lot of marijuana being smuggled out of Wyoming. Oh wait, that's Colorado. USA Today recently published a story about drug dealers who are shipping legal marijuana from Colorado to other states, for sale on the black market...

Three people were arrested and taken to the Albany County Detention Center, where they await arraignment in Circuit Court.

If convicted on both charges, she could face a sentence of 15 years in prison and $20,000 in fines.

According to the motion, a warrant for Sasz's arrest was issued out of Waterford, N.Y., on a charge of domestic violence.

If convicted, each man could spend up to 15 years in prison and pay $20,000 in fines.

Deputies initially searched the property regarding allegations of a handgun used in a criminal offense.

“How could you possibly go down the road with twenty pounds of marijuana in your car and not smell it?” asked Donnell.

There are many rumors about where the term "420" ((pronounced four-twenty) originated and how it became the code word for cannabis users, but the most widely excepted version revolves around a group of young pot-heads in the early 1970s called the Waldos.