Topic: Proposition 19 - CSMonitor.com

From 'no' to 'yes,' how Colorado and Washington legalized marijuana

A day many thought they would never see has come and gone. In November, after years of, 'Just say no,' Colorado and Washington state both voted to legalize small amounts of marijuana for adults over 21.

Latin America Monitor Biggest blow to Mexico drug cartels? It could be on your state ballot.

On ballots: Has pro-marijuana camp found way to win over middle America?

Decriminalize marijuana? Four ways America's views of pot are changing

In heartland of legal marijuana movement, doubts linger, poll suggests

Poll shows strong support for legal marijuana: Is it inevitable?

Setback for legal marijuana? Pot raid rattles top cannabis crusader.

Pat Robertson backs legal marijuana. Will other conservatives follow?

California marijuana street fair fuels debate over legalization

How much do you know about marijuana? Take the quiz

The Monitor's View Time to again mobilize against marijuana

Arizona legalizes medical marijuana use

California rejected legalizing marijuana. But next time?

San Diego-Tijuana drug tunnel bust, Prop. 19, and Latin America's drug war debate

As Prop 19 to legalize marijuana fails in California, Latin American leaders breathe relief

Prop. 19 in California: legalized marijuana goes up in smoke

Marijuana legalization: why tea party might support Prop. 19

George Soros gives $1M toward Calif. marijuana legalization

In Pictures Legalize marijuana?

Measure to legalize marijuana trails in California, if polls are right

In California midterm election's tight races, voter turnout is key

Mexico seizes 105 tons of marijuana in Tijuana. Does it matter?

Letters to the Editor - Weekly Issue of October 18, 2010

Obama adminstration, Eric Holder will not stand idly by if Calif. voters legalize marijuana

Marijuana in California: Prop. 19 won't stop federal drug enforcement