After being in custody for less than three months for a combined total of 29.7 grammes of marijuana, two minors from Tobago were given a chance at freedom after their bails were reduced. Justice No...
As of Monday, it’s now legal to grow four marijuana plants of any gender in Trinidad and Tobago. Especially since it’s still not legal to buy cannabis just yet, you’re going to have to rely on yo...
Javed Baksh, owner and operator of GrassLab Herbal Supplements, says while it’s a good thing that people are now allowed to smoke marijuana in the privacy of their homes, the amend...
The amendments to the Dangerous Drugs Act have officially taken effect. This means people are free to smoke cannabis in private spaces and can possess up to 30 grammes of ...
From Monday, December 23, the Amendments to the Dangerous Drugs Act will be law. President Paula Mae Weekes on Friday signed the Proclamation making the law effective from Monday. "An...
Attorney General, Faris Al Rawi, says 101 people could benefit from the proclamation of the Amendments to the Dangerous Drugs Act. This includes 14 children. Al Rawi says there is a ...
Afro-Trinidadians are most likely to be arrested for possession of marijuana when compared to other ethnic groups. Attorney General, Faris Al Rawi, revealed statistics in the Senate during h...
In an emotional moment in the Senate, Attorney General, Faris Al Rawi reflected on a deceased friend and colleague in his presentation of the amendments to the Dangerous Drugs Act. Al Ra...
On Wednesday night, the House of Representatives unanimously passed the amendments to the Dangerous Drugs Act. Following the late-night debate, a few changes to the original d...
Minister of Health, Terrence Deyalsingh says marijuana is not the drug we should be afraid of. One of the amendments to the Dangerous Drugs Act seeks to add a new slate of drugs to...