Jennifer Cappuccio Maher/San Bernardino Sun |
Aaron Sandusky, president, G3 Holistic: “I had four patients in there and they were all handcuffed and interviewed” |
Jennifer Cappuccio Maher/San Bernardino Sun |
Aaron Sandusky, president, G3 Holistic: “I had four patients in there and they were all handcuffed and interviewed” |
Speckled Axe |
Judge Richard A. Posner: “I think it’s really absurd to be criminalizing possession or use or distribution of marijuana” |
Most-Cited Judge In America Criticizes Drug War As ‘Absurd’
Billings Gazette |
Richard Flor, 68 died Wednesday night after having two heart attacks while being transported to federal prison to serve a five-year sentence for medical marijuana |
Americans for Safe Access |
This photo was taken in 2003, at the time the first “Truth in Trials” Act was introduced. Rep. Sam Farr is depicted with Ashley Epis, the daughter of Bryan Epis, who is a patient convicted without a defense and currently serving out a 10-year sentence in federal prison. |
Congressional Medical Marijuana Bill, the ‘Truth In Trials’ Act, Would Correct Unfair Federal Trials
Asian American Bar Association |
Federal judge Donna Ryu ordered a defendant to stop taking the legal prescription drug Marinol because it causes the court a problem on drug tests |
A medical cannabis activist has been ordered by a judge to find another legal drug than Marinol to treat his chronic back pain.
Green Wellness |
Marc Emery: Two years to go |
THC Finder |
Opposing Views |
A Montana landlord with no criminal history has been sentenced to a year in prison for a medical marijuana operation run by his tenants.
Huffington Post |
A fanatical supporter of “Prince of Pot” Marc Emery has been arrested for repeated death threats to Emery’s federal prosecutors |
An unhinged Canadian man with a diaper obsession has been charged with sending a series of death threats to federal prosecutors in Seattle just before “Prince of Pot” Marc Emery’s extradition to the United States to face marijuana charges.
Billings Gazette |
Richard Flor, 68, was sentenced to five years in prison for growing medical marijuana in Montana |
A former medical marijuana provider in Montana is appealing his five-year federal prison sentence on charges of maintaining “drug-involved premises.”