Some recent posts of note from Marijuana Law, Policy and Reform

I have not recently done in this space a round-up of posts of note from Marijuana Law, Policy and Reform in a few weeks. Here is an abridged listing of MLP&R posts that might be of special interest to sentencing fans: 

• Disconcerting data show problems and persistence of "racial grass gap" in Chicago

• "Marijuana Prohibition Is Unscientific, Unconstitutional, And Unjust"

• SCOTUS asks for views from US Solicitor General on original lawsuit between states over marijuana reform

• "Why Washington state is extinguishing medical marijuana" ... while the black market endures

• "New Challenge for Police: Finding Pot in Lollipops and Marshmallows"

• Pot politics stirring Ohio's political pot as 2015 ballot proposal marches forward

• Time magazine devotes cover story to "The Great Pot Experiment"

• More on the "ag-tech revolution" being spurred by legalized cannabis crops

• National Review editors urge federal marijuana reform to be on "Constitutionalist Agenda for the GOP"

• Does new Mizzou "right to farm" amendment create a state constitutional right to grow marijuana?

• Why the GOP needs to embrace marijuana reform ASAP: "The GOP Is Dying Off. Literally."