San Diego Law Firm |
Defense Prevails In Court Case Setting Limits On Laws Separating Children From Their Parents Who Are Medical Marijuana Patients
San Diego Law Firm |
Defense Prevails In Court Case Setting Limits On Laws Separating Children From Their Parents Who Are Medical Marijuana Patients
Some marijuana activists in Ohio believe it’s only a matter of time before people in the Buckeye state will enjoy the same freedoms as those in Colorado and Washington — the freedom to use cannabis legally.
10tv.com |
Brian Joslyn: “I think if everybody was just given a ballot right now to vote on this measure, I think it would pass” |
But one Yuba City man says he’s found the solution, reports Gabriel Roxas at News 10.
KING 5 |
Frank Schnarr, Frankie’s Bar & Grill: “To bring in another type of person to come in my establishment is a plus for me” |
Things are changing in Washington state now that residents voted last month to legalize marijuana. As of Thursday, Washingtonians can smoke weed in the privacy of their own homes. And now, Frankie’s Bar & Grill in the capital city of Olympia has invited pot smokers to toke up there.
The Weed Blog |
The Czech Republic’s lower house of Parliament has approved legislation to legalize marijuana for medical purposes. The bill still needs to be approved by the upper house to become law.
Fox News, for whatever reason, just can’t be trusted to report accurately on marijuana issues.
T-Shirt Wonderland |
U.S. Department of Justice |
James Cameron, formerly top drug prosecutor for the state of Maine, is now a fugitive, having been convicted of child pornography charges |
Maine’s former top drug prosecutor, James Cameron — who has been convicted on child pornography charges — on Wednesday cut off his electronic monitoring bracelet and disappeared, and is being hunted by the U.S. Marshals Service.
There may be a few of you — in deep denial, no doubt — who still won’t admit there’s a strong racial component to the so-called “War On Drugs” (which is really a war on American citizens).
The Daily Chronic |
Massachusetts voters will get the chance Tuesday to make their state the 18th in the country to legalize cannabis for certain medicinal uses with a doctor’s authorization. Question 3 proposes the elimination of state penalties for the use of medical marijuana by patients with chronic or debilitating medical conditions.