Dear Editor,The alleged “study” by the Drug Policy Alliance appears untrue in at least two respects (“Citing high black arrests, NAACP endorses pot legalization,” Capitol Weekly, June 1).
Defendants accused of possession of one ounce or less of marijuana are
Dear Editor,
The alleged “study” by the Drug Policy Alliance appears untrue in at least two respects (“Citing high black arrests, NAACP endorses pot legalization,” Capitol Weekly, June 1).
Defendants accused of possession of one ounce or less of marijuana
Dear Editor,Cancer treatment is not merely about survival. When every ounce of energy is devoted to healing, the next trip to the doctor’s office can be a grueling journey. Replacing that trip with a pill would provide more time with
Dear Editor,
Thank you for your story, “Cristo Rey High interns experience work life in the Capitol” (Capitol Weekly, March 25). As a Third House firm administrator currently hosting a student, we have found the
Dear Editor:Senator Dutton is my representative in the California Senate, and I know from first hand experience, that he works hard for his constituents. However, on the issue of suspending AB32, I strongly disagree with his position, and here is
Dear Editor,I enjoyed your feature story on the Cristo Rey students who work in the Capitol. Most of your readers probably do not realize there are other Cristo Rey students working in the legislative/political environment. My office employs a team
Dear Editor,As a retired police officer, I will be in California this fall to urge California to end its marijuana prohibition. Why? Because my experience shows that we could arrest a lot more deadly reckless and DUI drivers, we could
Dear Editor,In last week’s edition of the Capitol Weekly (March 4), the Skinny on A3 incorrectly identified Lee Greenwood’s song “God Bless the USA,” as having been released in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks.
In actuality, this was a
Dear Editor,The article “Anti-casino group says leader of rival tribe not Indian” on Greg Sarris and the Graton reads, “The [Graton] group was one of dozens that lost federal recognition in 1958, but they regained it in 2000.” That statement
Dear Editor,Thanks to Governor Schwarzenegger for beefing up the health care boards with a $12.8 million spending request for 107 new investigators in the new budget. This is long overdue.
The Board of Accountancy can be thought of as more