"You're seeing a lot of these types of products like cannabis cookbooks ... They've always been popular among a subset of marijuana [consumers], but with the fact that more and more people from the mainstream are able to consume, there’s a lot more interest. -Communications Director Erik Altieri

"Science is not driving public policy when it comes to various controlled substances, ... Now we have comparatively more science in regard to marijuana than we have most other drugs, yet Congress has chosen to not even revisit the issue of marijuana's classification." -Paul Armentano, Deputy Director

Deputy Director Paul Armentano comments on the restrictive New York medical marijuana law.

Communications Director Erik Altieri comments on employee drug testing in a legal market.

Colorado NORML Executive Director, Rachel K. Gillette is quoted.

Opinion by Leonard Frieling, Colorado Board Member Emeritus.

Letters to the editor by NORML Board Member Paul Kuhn and Deputy Director Paul Armentano.

"We've seen a lot of abuse by law enforcement officials who use (the odor of marijuana) as an excuse to unreasonably search people who are otherwise not exhibiting any signs of committing a crime." -Erik Altieri

Communications Director Erik Altieri weighs in on the recreational marijuana market in Washington.

Communications Director Erik Altieri is quoted.

Letter to the editor by Paul Armentano, NORML Deputy Director.

Communications Director Erik Altieri is quoted.

Communications Director Erik Altieri comments on the USDA memo obtained by NORML.

Letter to the Editor by NORML Board Chair Mitch Earleywine, Ph.D.

Deputy Director Paul Armentano's letter to the editor points to the science surrounding the safety and efficacy of cannabis.

Executive Allen St. Pierre remarks on the historic vote in the House of Representatives to bar the federal government from interfering with state medical marijuana laws.

Communications Director Erik Altieri weighs in on the NYT columnist's almost hysterical article about her experience with reefer candy.

NORML Founder and Legal Counsel Keith Stroup is interviewed.

Communications Director Erik Altieri hails the amendment.

Deputy Director Paul Armentano believes that the question of what qualifies a state as a "medical marijuana state" has become a tricky issue.

NORML Founder Keith Stroup discusses the history of marijuana legalization in America.

"This case highlights both the absurdity and devastation of our nation's ongoing war on marijuana," Erik Altieri, Communications Director.

"Many parents who may have experimented with cannabis during their youth will no longer feel the social and legal pressures to lie to their children about their own behavior." Paul Armentano, Deputy Director

"What is remarkable about these latest poll numbers, is that they are not remarkable." Paul Armentano, Deputy Director

"The White House and members of Congress are playing a very expensive and dangerous game of chicken; both branches have the authority to initiate a change to marijuana's currently scheduling, but neither seem to want to be the first to act," said Erik Altieri.

Representatives from NORML met with the governor of Delaware.

Paul Armentano dissects the latest unfounded hype about heart-risks posed by cannabis consumption.

"Like most Americans nationwide, Michigan residents are quickly turning against our failed policy of marijuana prohibition," - Communications Director Erik Altieri

"NORML PAC believes strongly that Senator Ebbin has the tenacity, coalition building skills, and political acumen required to help end our country’s destructive war on marijuana consumers," - NORML PAC Manager Erik Altieri