Marijuana

Democrats now say they support allowing police to tell parents if thier kids were caught smoking weed.

Parents remain baffled and angry at new laws in New Jersey that ban cops from telling them if their kids are caught smoking weed or drinking. Police who do could face serious criminal charges.

Smoke `em if you got `em - and, if you don't got `em, a company says it will now deliver it to you, anywhere in New Jersey within 24 hours or so.

In numbers provided by the treasury in New Jersey's Budget in Brief commentary, there is evidence that state residents were drinking and smoking more and those who had given up cigarettes for vaping went back to old habits.

Someone younger than 21 caught with any amount of marijuana, cannabis, hashish or alcohol in any public place, including a school, gets a written warning for a first offense, under New Jersey's updated laws.

It's typical Murphy to mess up, complicate, and ruin New Jersey law and order.

After voter approval, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy signed legislation this week moving New Jersey into the zone of legalizing marijuana.

Only New Jersey politicians could screw up legalizing pot.

Murphy has signed legislation that prohibits police from telling parents if they catch kids smoking weed or drinking.

After months of delays, the governor signed legislation Monday that allows a recreational marijuana marketplace while also decriminalizing cannabis.