Graphic: Medical Marijuana Patients of D.C. |
Washington, D.C., would allow patients to have up to two ounces of marijuana a month — enough for about two joints a day — for medical use under a bill that moved forward Tuesday.
Graphic: South Dakota Coalition for Compassion |
Encouraged by their near miss four years ago, medical marijuana supporters say they have a better chance this year to persuade South Dakotans to legalize the plant for treating pain, nausea and other health problems.
Photo: Big Island Video News |
Hawaii Gov. Linda Lingle: “Compassion centers” are an “insult,” because they are really “pot stores” |
During a recent speech before the Kona-Kohala Chamber of Commerce, Hawaii Governor Linda Lingle took a hardline stance against the recent legislative effort to legalize and establish medical marijuana dispensaries for the state’s patients.
Photo: RBerteig |
Los Angeles County D.A. Steve Cooley’s idea of a good time is to make fun of medical marijuana patients while getting drunk. |
Medical marijuana patients were among the punchlines at a rowdy roast last week honoring pot-hating Los Angeles District Attorney Steve Cooley. There were plenty of gags involving Cooley’s crackdown on medical marijuana, with each guest receiving rolling papers in a package reading, “Cooley’s Collective.”
Graphic: SF Weekly |
This video slideshow is a compilation of photos taken at The Hemp & Cannabis Foundation’s Medicinal Gardens in Oregon.
Photo: Leah Nash |
Paul Stanford, director, The Hemp and Cannabis Foundation (THCF), with a few close friends |
Photo: Marcel van den Bergh/de Volkskrant |
Customers queue up to place their cannabis orders at Coffeeshop Checkpoint |
A Dutch court fined the owner of the Netherlands’ largest marijuana-dispensing “coffee shop” 10 million euros Thursday, after police seized more than 200 kilograms of cannabis on the premises.
Photo: Robert Sciarrino/The Star-Ledger |
John Ray Wilson, a multiple sclerosis patient, is led out of Superior Court after being sentenced to five years in prison for marijuana. |
Two New Jersey lawmakers called on Gov. Chris Christie Wednesday to pardon a man sentenced to five years in prison for growing marijuana to treat his multiple sclerosis.
Photo: Alejandro Bringas/Reuters |
Mexican soldiers stand at attention, desperately trying to maintain a “military bearing” as the intoxicating smoke from bales of marijuana being burned billows over them |
Here’s a role reversal for you. Mexico is irritated at the United States for undercutting the Drug War.