Topic: Law enforcement agencies

Sessions wants to put more cops on the opioid beat. Experts say that won’t solve the problem.

• Colorado gov has until Friday night to sign, veto or pass legislation without his signature. And two bills remain.
• Supreme Court limits government seizure of assets in drug conspiracy cases
• David Clarke, who says he’s taking a top post at Homeland Security, thinks marijuana is gateway to heroin
• ‘It’s really a hidden tax on patients’: Michigan medical marijuana patient fees pay for drug enforcement
• Voters legalized Nevada marijuana, now law enforcement officials are debating over this hot topic
• Why police and prison groups worry about California legalization
• Decriminalize all drug use for a better world, these medical experts say
• 600 law enforcement officers in Denver to learn more about marijuana
• A slow shift on working marijuana into alcohol-centered road safety
• Guess who’s building Illinois medical marijuana industry? Ex-law enforcers
• Ohio cop got fired for wearing a pro-pot button, but he’s not going quietly
• Marijuana ranks at bottom of drug threats in 2015 DEA police survey
• Crime-fighting twist: Sheriffs ask drug dealers to turn in their rivals
• On the Oregon-Idaho border: Sheriff calls for fewer marijuana arrests
• Louisiana law enforcement reconsider state’s ultra-strict penalties for pot
• Police chiefs from across U.S. come to Colorado to talk pot
• Growing marijuana: Legalization complicates police investigations
• Lawsuits over seized weed spark policy changes by police
• Cannabist Q&A: drug tests and topicals, open container law, “enclosed” growing
• Dude, big mistake: CDOT uses humor in campaign against stoned driving