Supporters of medical marijuana continue to fight

August 10, 2013. Charleston, SC. News 2. By Cuthbert Langley. CNN's Chief Medical Correspondent has switched his opinion on medical marijuana.

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Protect the right to vote

August 1, 2013. Charleston, SC. Post & Courier. By Joanne Day and Victoria Middleton. We write to correct inaccuracies in the July 26 story “States voting rights challenged.”

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With cameras watching, your car isn’t your castle

WASHINGTON AP — You can drive, but you can’t hide.

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Only constitutional amendment could change S.C. marriage law, senator says

June 28, 2013. Greenville News. Don't look for changes any time soon in South Carolina's marriage law, even with a Supreme Court decision that struck down a similar federal law, the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee says.

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Richland County RC helicopter rankles civil libertarians

Columbia. WISTV. By Jack Kuenzie. It was a bank robbery straight out of the movies. Four masked, heavily armed men opening fire inside and outside a Wells Fargo branch on Two Notch Road last November.

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NAACP calls study of racially lopsided marijuana arrests 'disturbing'

by Mark Davenport

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War on Marijuana’ takes inordinate toll on African-Americans

June 12, 2013. Victoria Middleton. Post and Courier. Charleston. In comments reported in The Post and Courier on June 6, Sheriff Al Cannon ignores the ACLU’s findings of racial disparity in arrests in Charleston County (where blacks are 3.2 times more likely to be arrested for marijuana possession than whites) and claims the report is based on “biased research.”

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Black people found to be nearly 3 times more likely to be arrested for marijuana possession than white people

New ACLU Report Features Original Data Analysis on Marijuana Arrest Rates by Race and Details High Costs of Enforcement

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Senator Graham Key To Federal Immigration Reform

May 29, 2013. Free Times. By Corey Hutchins. Columbia, SC. In Washington, D.C., Congress is tackling a sweeping immigration reform proposal, led in part by South Carolina’s senior U.S. senator, Republican Lindsey Graham.

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