Phoenix New Times:  “Questions by New Times about statistics related to marijuana and driving have caused Arizona officials to make changes to state traffic-accident reports.  New checkboxes referencing marijuana will be added to accident forms, possibly as soon as next year, says Alberto Gutier, director of the Arizona Governor’s Office of Highway Safety. . . . In several interviews with Gutier, New Times had asked why the state wasn’t gathering more information about the possible influence of marijuana on highway safety.”

Associated Press:  “When it comes to oversight of boundary-pushing doctors, enforcement practices vary in the 23 states allowing medical cannabis. . . . pot doctors fill a void left by physicians unfamiliar with marijuana’s health benefits and fearful of endorsing what the federal government regards as a controlled substance, cannabis advocates say.”