Kevvie put his hand up to be in the running, he would be a very strong candidate," Watt said. "He's a strong character and I think the way he has led his life has been quite inspirational. "I think he showed on Wednesday night in the Origin decider that he was able to extract more than anyone thought from that Queensland side. For them to still be in the running at the end of that game was... I thought that was an outstanding coaching effort. "Clearly, if Kevvie was willing and available and prepared to put his hand up then he’d be strongly in consideration." Whether the Titans settle on Walters, Fitzgibbon, O'Brien or a candidate from left field remains to be seen but Watt stressed the appointment25 metric tons of marijuana, worth between $125 million and $225 million, in 2014. More than 19% of state residents twelve years and over reported using marijuana in the past year, the third highest share nationwide....

According to a study conducted by SAMHSA, from 2010 through 2013, Minnesota teenagers’ attitudes toward occasional marijuana use have relaxed. In 2010, 70.9% of 12-17-year old state residents did not consider smoking pot once a month to be risky behavior. By 2013, 75.4% of teenagers held the same perception....

Governor Larry Hogan signed a bill supported by marijuana legalization advocates during the current legislative session. The Second Chance Act, under certain circumstances, permits individuals convicted of possessing marijuana, to have their arrest shielded from some records requests....

There is currently a bill awaiting review in