Photo: Loretta Nall |
Loretta Nall: “We plan to keep fighting” |
Alabama is the last state many would expect to legalize medical marijuana; after all, the Heart of Dixie isn’t exactly known for its liberal ways.
Photo: Loretta Nall |
Loretta Nall: “We plan to keep fighting” |
Alabama is the last state many would expect to legalize medical marijuana; after all, the Heart of Dixie isn’t exactly known for its liberal ways.
Graphic: The Boston Phoenix |
New Hampshire’s House is considering decriminalizing possession of small amounts of marijuana by adults, a year after the Legislature voted to legalize medical use of the herb.
Graphic: Marijuana Policy Project |
A hearing to receive testimony on HB 712, a bill that would make Maryland the 15th state to legalize medical marijuana, will be held on Friday.
Photo: Lisa Provence/The Hook |
Merchant Fred Carwile was surprised when eBay, without warning, removed his listings for back issues of High Times magazine |
A Virginia man says eBay deleted his sales listings for back issues of High Times — which he’s sold for years at the online auction site — at the request of the federal government.
Photo: Penny Ingram Vaughan |
Members of Alabamians for Compassionate Care rally for medical marijuana in Birmingham, Saturday, February 13 |
About two dozen members of Alabamians for Compassionate Care, a medical marijuana advocacy group, staged a march and rally in Birmingham Saturday afternoon.
Graphic: The Fresh Scent |
New Hampshire just took a big step towards decriminalizing a quarter-ounce or less of marijuana.
Graphic: thefreshscent.com |
OK, quick: You’re head of the Department of Corrections. Officers under you misbehave and improperly arrest a medical marijuana patient. What do you do? Lie and cover up for them, if you’re Eldon Vail of the Washington DOC. |
The head of the Washington Department of Corrections (DOC), Eldon Vail, seems to put a lot more effort into covering up the lousy job his subordinates are doing, than in actually doing his own job.
Photo: www.liberty-lawyer.com |
Indoor marijuana grow in Minnesota. Thanks to Governor Tim Pawlenty’s veto, patients still have to break the law to use medical cannabis. |
With Minnesota’s legislative session set to begin this week, the author of last year’s medical marijuana bill said he doubts he will introduce another bill this year.
Photo: Madison NORML |
Gary Storck has been using marijuana medically since 1972 — but 38 years later, it’s still illegal in Wisconsin. This newspaper clipping is from 2005. |
Wisconsin Governor Jim Doyle, who supports the Jacki Rickert Medical Marijuana Act, will deliver his final State of the State address before a joint meeting of the Legislature on Tuesday night, January 26, at 7 p.m. local time.
Graphic: salem-news.com |
Monday was a day of celebration for patients and advocates as the New Jersey Compassionate Use Medical Marijuana Act was signed into law by outgoing Gov. Jon Corzine.