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Deputy Director Paul Armentano's specific op/ed is featured in the Debate Club -- a meeting of the sharpest minds on the day's most important topics, brings in the best arguments and lets readers decide which is the most persuasive.

Former United States Labor Secretary Robert Reich voiced his strong support for ending the criminal prohibition of cannabis during an online forum.

Reich was asked by an audience member, "If you could eliminate a single federal regulation and replace it with some other regulation (or nothing at all), what would it be and why?" He responded, "I'd start by legalizing marijuana."

NORML Deputy Director Paul Armentano's latest commentary: Student drug testing doesn't work.

The NORML Foundation in conjunction with MassCann/NORML wants to conduct a professional poll in Massachusetts this summer, but they need your help.

The poll is needed by Massachusetts activists to tell them what Bay State voters think about legalization. Only with a poll will they have the knowledge needed to know if a 2011-2012 initiative is viable and what the proposed law by initiative must include to start the process with +60% favorable rating among likely voters.

NORML is accepting registrations from criminal defense attorneys and the general public to attend its sixth annual Aspen Legal Seminar. This year's event takes place from Thursday, June 2 through Saturday, June 4 at The Gant Hotel in downtown Aspen â€" one of the nation's most cannabis-friendly cities.

Great to see more women getting involved in the movement.

A long time supporter of NORML.