Care2 |
In an ominous development, the United States federal government has subpoenaed financial records kept by Mendocino County, California, regarding its medical marijuana program, official sources have confirmed.
Care2 |
In an ominous development, the United States federal government has subpoenaed financial records kept by Mendocino County, California, regarding its medical marijuana program, official sources have confirmed.
Santa Rosa Press Democrat |
Mendocino County Sheriff Tom Allman: “We are, of course, supportive of legitimate medical marijuana here.” |
Tucson Citizen |
Arizona, this is your “leadership”: mental pygmy Rep. Bob Robson (R-Chandler) doesn’t believe in medical marijuana, so he wants to remove the term from all bills which contain it. |
Arizona voters approved medical marijuana back in 2010. But there’s no such thing, insists GOP state Rep. Bob Robson, and he not only wants his fellow lawmakers to stop using that term; he wants it struck from all bills which reference it.
Mexico Unmasked |
A Native American tribe in Arizona says that the state’s medical marijuana cards don’t apply on tribal lands, and has apparently started seizing the vehicles of legal cannabis patients as they pass through.
Photo: Santa Rosa Press Democrat |
Mendocino County Sheriff Tom Allman: “We are, of course, supportive of legitimate medical marijuana here.” |
Photo: Frontline |
Mendocino County Sheriff’s Department Sgt. Randy Johnson (left) visits a marijuana farm run by Matt Cohen (right), as featured in “The Pot Republic,” airing July 26 and 29 on PBS. |
Photo: Howard Fischer/Capitol Media Services |
Mike Miller of the Arizona Compassion Association presides over the counter at The 2811 Club. |
Medical marijuana dispensaries aren’t yet allowed to open in Arizona, pending a judge’s ruling on Proposition 203, the ballot initiative approved by voters last November. But that’s not keeping some patients from finding cannabis.
Graphic: PRWeb |
Gus Escamilla, the founder and CEO of Greenway University in Denver, plans to offer fledgling Arizona dispensaries an education in the business of medicinal cannabis.
Photo: Arizona Capitol Times |
Perhaps inspired by the plight of employees such as Joseph Casias, a Michigan Wal-Mart worker who was fired for legally using pot for medicinal purposes, Arizona’s new medical marijuana law prohibits employers from discriminating against medical marijuana cardholders.
Graphic: Reality Catcher |
A new poll shows Prop 203, which would legalize medical marijuana and create dispensaries in Arizona, with a 22-point lead among likely voters. |
New Poll Shows Prop 203 With 22-Point Lead