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Safe access to marijuana remains a distant dream to many patients — even in states which have legalized medical use |
Artwork: Jim Wheeler |
Safe access to marijuana remains a distant dream to many patients — even in states which have legalized medical use |
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San Diegans protest Operation Green Rx, District Attorney Bonnie Dumanis’ dispensary crackdown |
The San Diego City Council is considering adopting dispensary regulations that were developed recently by the city’s Medical Marijuana Task Force, with substantial public input.
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Norm Stamper of LEAP: “Legalizing pot but not other drugs will leave huge social harms unresolved” |
With marijuana legalization apparently headed for the California ballot in 2010, Seattle’s former police chief is asking, “Why stop there?”, reports Matt Coker in the OC Weekly.
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California’s 2010 election: Be there, or be square. |
Californians will get a chance to vote on legalizing marijuana next November.
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Safe access to marijuana remains a distant dream to many patients — even in states which have legalized medical use |
One by one, the lights are winking out. In city after city, town after town, in states where medical marijuana is now legal, patients who had dared hope they would at last have safe access to the medicine recommended by their doctors are having those hopes dashed.
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Whenever City Council’s in session, look out. |
San Diego’s task force on medical marijuana will present its land-use recommendations to the city council today.
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Medical marijuana supporters march on L.A. City Hall in 2007 |
Medical marijuana advocacy organization Americans for Safe Access (ASA) will hold a press conference in front of Los Angeles City Hall at 9:45 a.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 8, in advance of the expected vote on regulating dispensaries in L.A.
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Not in Norco, or you may get Narco’d. |
Norco, Calif., is proposing a local law against selling drug paraphernalia.
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Mendocino County’s regulations on collective medical marijuana grow-ops and dispensaries are being hammered out Monday. |
Historically weed-friendly Mendocino County’s debate over regulating medical marijuana dispensaries continues Monday at 3 p.m., when the Human Services Advisory Committee of the County Board of Supervisors meets. The committee has been working since spring to hash out the county’s marijuana cultivation rules.