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Fort Pierce Couple Busted With $200K In Marijuana At Grow House Raid |
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Nov 15, 2009 - 3:11 PM - by User
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About $200,000 worth of marijuana was seized Thursday during a grow house bust by the Fort Pierce Police Department and the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency, according to a police news release.
Police with the DEA arrested and charged Michael Philip Carty, 44, and his wife, Tiffany Dawn Carty, 32, both of the 1100 block of Granada Avenue, with cultivation of marijuana, possession of marijuana with the intent to sell and possession of drug paraphernalia. As of Thursday evening, both were in St. Lucie County Jail in lieu of $10,500 bail.
The couple said they started the grow house on the first floor of a two-story home as a way to earn extra money, the release states.
Police suspect the... [Read More]
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Health Dept. Licenses 5 Marijuana Farms |
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Nov 19, 2009 - 10:16 PM - by Ganjarden
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The New Mexico Department of Health now has licensed five growers of medical marijuana although one of them says he was surprised the state didn't set more rules for his mini-farm.
Four of the growing licenses are newly issued.
The state wants to be sure the pot intended for easing pain doesn't end up on the streets.
Other states have laws permitting the use of marijuana for medical needs, but New Mexico is the first to license growers. Each can produce enough marijuana for 100 sick people.
“This is all a learning process for everybody,” Executive Director Len Goodman of NewMexicann Natural Medicine said. “If we make deliveries by the end of February, it will be... [Read More]
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The Jack Herer Initiative To Legalize Marijuana Receives Official Title And Summary |
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Nov 19, 2009 - 10:14 PM - by Ganjarden
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The Office of the California Attorney General released the official title and summary of the Jack Herer California Cannabis Hemp Initiative Wednesday. The proponent has until 19 Apr 10 to gather 433,971 valid signatures to qualify for the November 2010 ballot.
Three other initiatives are currently gathering signatures and the Regulate, Control, and Tax Cannabis Act of 2010 has announced they have at least 500,000 signatures and are confident they will have enough to qualify.
The official title is "Changes California Law to Legalize Marijuana and Release Non-Violent Marijuana Offenders from Jail." Thus, it will be easy to differentiate from the other three as it is the only one that does... [Read More]
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Time To Legalize Medical Use Of Marijuana |
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Nov 19, 2009 - 10:11 PM - by Ganjarden
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It is time that Wisconsin has a serious debate about legalizing marijuana for medicinal purposes. If the state engages in a serious, factual debate that is not derailed by ideology and political posturing, the State Legislature will have the compassion and humanity to legalize the drug for patients.
A bill sponsored by two Democratic state lawmakers, Sen. Jon Erpenbach and Rep. Mark Pocan, will have a public hearing in the Assembly and the Senate on Dec. 15 and possibly come up for a vote in January.
"This issue is first and foremost about compassion," Pocan said in unveiling the bill this week. "A patient and their doctor should have as many options as possible available when treating... [Read More]
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WAMM Issues Press Release Supporting Medical Marijuana Dispensaries |
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Nov 19, 2009 - 10:09 PM - by Ganjarden
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The Wo/Men’s Alliance for Medical Marijuana (WAMM), would like to voice our concern with the upcoming medical marijuana dispensary ban.
On Thursday, November 19, 2009, the Santa Cruz Planning Commission will hear testimony and discuss the medical marijuana dispensary ban. This will have drastic impacts on patients in Santa Cruz.
In the ordinance, the total number of dispensaries allowed in Santa Cruz would be set to two, the two that are currently operating near Harvey West Park. Presently, the dispensaries are unable to meet the demand for affordable medicine. Limiting the number of dispensaries without creating an avenue for the development of low cost collectives, eliminates competition and in... [Read More]
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Marijuana Mug Shots Cost City $3 Million Annually |
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Nov 19, 2009 - 10:07 PM - by Ganjarden
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Minor marijuana possession arrests in Philadelphia are handled with mandatory custody; this is a different process than every other county in Pennsylvania costing the city millions of dollars each year. That is the focus of a new report from PhillyNORML, detailing the issue and meetings the group has had with city officials.
Data indicates that 4,716 adults were arrested in 2008 on the singular criminal misdemeanor charge of marijuana possession - less than 30 grams. In Philadelphia such arrests are required to be custodial. For even a single cannabis joint this means an offender must be handcuffed, transported to a holding cell, photographed and perhaps make bail before release. In every other county in... [Read More]
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Med Pot Advocates Fired Up Over Security Video, Other Reforms |
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Nov 19, 2009 - 10:04 PM - by Ganjarden
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Medical marijuana advocates are lit up over the possibility that Denver police officers might be able to confiscate the security tapes of medical marijuana dispensaries at any given time.
Denver City Councilman Charlie Brown Wednesday presented an outline of his medical marijuana reform bill. One of the proposed reforms would require all medical marijuana dispensaries to have a security camera with footage that goes back at least three days. Under the proposed bill, law enforcement agencies would then be granted access to the surveillance videos without having to get a warrant.
While Brown positioned the security cameras as a safety issue, several lawyers that represent dispensaries called the... [Read More]
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It's The New GREEN Industry |
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Nov 19, 2009 - 10:01 PM - by Ganjarden
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Rifle just got a little greener.
But not in an environmental way. This green is in the form of a marijuana plant as the city's third medical marijuana dispensary opened downtown last week next to the Base Camp Cafe and Miller's Dry Goods on East Third Street.
According to city officials, there are currently three medical marijuana dispensaries in Rifle city limits — Green Cross on East Third Street, Rifle Mountain Dispensary on West Third Street and Herbal Outfitters in the Remington Square Plaza on West Fourth Street.
And with the growing number of medical marijuana dispensaries, Rifle City Council members on Wednesday, Nov. 4, passed an ordinance on first reading, establishing city... [Read More]
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Colo. Medical Pot Suppliers Will Have To Pay Taxes |
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Nov 19, 2009 - 9:59 PM - by Ganjarden
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Colorado is gearing up to officially tax and regulate medical marijuana dispensaries, a move lawmakers say amounts to legal recognition of a growing industry.
The state Attorney General John Suthers concluded in an opinion issued Monday that medical marijuana is considered personal property that can be taxed and shouldn’t be treated like prescription drugs, which are tax exempt.
The move would make Colorado the latest provincial government to tax marijuana for medical use, after voters in California adopted a similar program when the use was legalized in 1996. Cities such as Denver and Oakland, Calif., also plan to levy municipal taxes on local cannabis dispensaries.
Colorado Sen.... [Read More]
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New Police Chief’s Stance on Marijuana |
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Nov 19, 2009 - 9:57 PM - by Ganjarden
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In the article on the approval by the City Council of former Seattle top cop Michael Meehan as Berkeley’s new police chief (Daily Planet, Nov. 12–18), Mr. Meehan is quoted as saying with reference to Seattle’s voter-approved policy of making marajuana arrests the lowest police priority, “I don’t want to send a message to kids that drug use is ok.” That wasn’t just a personal opinion. That was a professional judgment. Moreover, a majority of Seattle voters thought differently and passed the ordinance but Meehan was against them and it.
We have a similar policy in Berkeley. If Meehan still thinks the same way, then from the onset of his Berkeley tenure, he is out of step with the majority of voters here.... [Read More]
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Moratorium Won’t Affect Exisitng ‘Herbal Dispensary’ In Orchard City |
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Nov 19, 2009 - 9:53 PM - by Ganjarden
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With the Orchard City Town Board ready to consider a moratorium on medical marijuana dispensaries, officials learned last week that an “herbal dispensary” in Eckert has been established as a limited liability corporation since July.
Orchard City Mayor Don Suppes said he did not know about Grand Mesa Herbal Dispensary LLC on Nov. 4 when he announced his plans to propose a moratorium on medical marijuana dispensaries in town.
“I really don’t think it makes any difference as far as a moratorium goes if anyone might already be legally dispensing marijuana,” Suppes said. “There’s not too much we could do about that.”
The town board has not yet seen nor acted on the moratorium idea. Suppes... [Read More]
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MN Legislature to Make New Effort at Medical Marijuana |
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Nov 19, 2009 - 9:51 PM - by Ganjarden
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Tim Pawlenty, the so-called “states’ rights” governor of Minnesota, feels that marijuana should be illegal in his state. OK. I disagree, but I live in California, so if the people of Minnesota agree, that’s their concern. At least that’s how the Constitution see it.
Problem is, Governor Tim has no problem making the people of the other 49 states pay for the enforcement of his beliefs. That’s the position he took when he vetoed a medical marijuana law for MN earlier this year.
By using the veto, he kept enforcement primarily in the hands of the federal DEA – thus, requiring everyone else around the country to pay for it. The proper way to handle it is this – if the people of Minnesota want to arrest... [Read More]
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Pro-Pot Group Says L.A. City Council In Its Pocket |
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Nov 19, 2009 - 9:47 PM - by Ganjarden
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Pro-medical-marijuana group Americans For Safe Access this week claimed victory in its campaign to get the Los Angeles City Council to see things its way when it comes to regulating L.A.'s 800 or so registered pot shops.
After campaigning on-air at KPCC (89.3 FM), ASA claims it has beaten back the strict, anti-dispensary stances of county District Attorney Steve Cooley and City Attorney Carmen Trutanich and that the council will eventually emerge with legislation that allows the kind of over-the-counter pot shops that have proliferated in neighborhoods such as Venice, Hollywood and Sherman Oaks.
"We've overcome the threat to ban medical marijuana sales in Los Angeles," writes ASA... [Read More]
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Holmes Backs Marijuana Decriminalization Bill |
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Nov 19, 2009 - 9:45 PM - by Ganjarden
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Incoming Seattle city attorney Peter Holmes says he's still stunned by his election victory over incumbent Tom Carr. One area where Holmes hopes to bring change is in the city's attitudes toward marijuana enforcement. Holmes says he has no plans to charge anyone with simple marijuana possession. And he's supporting a state bill to decriminalize small amounts of pot altogether.
Newly elected city attorney Peter Holmes says the transition process is more chaotic and uncharted than he expected. He will take office in January. Holmes says the success of his "outsider" campaign has clearly left employees with the city's legal department nervous, and he's trying to change that.
Holmes: "And... [Read More]
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District Attorney Says He Will Target Marijuana Dispensaries |
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Nov 19, 2009 - 9:44 PM - by Ganjarden
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Los Angeles - District Attorney Steve Cooley said Tuesday he will continue prosecuting operators of dispensaries that sell medical marijuana, regardless of a proposed city ordinance that would allow cash “transactions” between patients and those cultivating the drug.
“Any proposed ordinance allowing for the sales of marijuana is in direct conflict with California’s Compassionate Use Act and Medical Marijuana Program,” according to a statement from the district attorney’s office.
“The City Council has no authority to amend state law or Proposition 215,” according to the statement. “Such authority is solely possessed by California voters. They voted... [Read More]
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State Medical Association Says Pot Prohibition Is 'Failed Public Health Policy |
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Nov 19, 2009 - 9:42 PM - by Ganjarden
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In a laudable nod to the obvious, members of the California Medical Association's (CMA) House of Delegates have endorsed a resolution stating that the criminal prohibition of marijuana is a "failed public health policy."
As enacted, Resolution 704a-09, the "Criminalization of Marijuana" states: "[The] CMA considers the criminalization of marijuana to be a failed public health policy, ... and encourage[s] ... debate and education regarding the health aspects of changing current policy regarding cannabis use." [PDF] The CMA has more than 35,000 members statewide.
A report just published in the British Columbia Mental Health and Addictions Journal highlights another good... [Read More]
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Hotchkiss Enacts Moratorium On Medicinal Marijuana Dispensaries |
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Nov 19, 2009 - 9:38 PM - by Ganjarden
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What a difference two days make. The Paonia Town Council met on Tuesday, Nov. 10 with the trustees voting to table a moratorium on medical marijuana dispensaries within town limits.
They had two ordinances before them, one with a sunset clause and one without. But, with town attorney Jim Briscoe absent, and even though they had a lengthy fact sheet from the Colorado Municipal League (CML), the Paonia trustees decided to wait at least two more weeks to make a decision.
Weber wondered if the town had the right to have a moratorium when voters had approved a constitutional amendment about permitting use of marijuana for medical conditions.
Those conditions include cancer, glaucoma,... [Read More]
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Mr. Kimura, What About "Lowest Priority" Don't You Understand? |
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Nov 19, 2009 - 4:16 PM - by User
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The Lowest Law Enforcement Priority of Cannabis Ordinance is a document of nearly 2,000 words that sets new priorities for policy concerning Cannabis in the County of Hawaii. The ordinance prescribes for all County officials and personnel a new direction for Hawai’i County and a new set of priorities that do not involve search, seizure, arrests, prosecution, harassment or intimidation of individuals for ‘adult personal use’ of Cannabis as defined by the ordinance.
Last month the Peaceful Sky Alliance submitted a 60 page document to Hawaii County Council citing numerous departments and naming numerous County Officials who have obstructed the Ordinance or failed to make the necessary changes in... [Read More]
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Yreka City Council To Decide On Medical Marijuana Dispensaries Tonight |
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Nov 19, 2009 - 2:53 PM - by User
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The Yreka City Council tonight will mull the possibility of keeping medicinal marijuana dispensaries out of the city limits of Yreka, with two ordinances on the table regarding that issue.
At the Yreka Planning and Development Commission meeting Wednesday night, City Attorney Mary Frances McHugh prefaced the issue by describing the two ordinances.
Both ordinances contain text claiming that marijuana and the secondary effects of having a dispensary will create a threat to public health, safety and welfare. A report compiled by Yreka Police Chief Brian Bowles cites five incidents in the past two years reporting theft of marijuana grown on private property, four accompanied by violence.
... [Read More]
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What Would Marijuana Legalization Look Like? |
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Nov 19, 2009 - 2:46 PM - by User
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With multiple initiatives in circulation and an Assembly bill gathering headlines, discussions about legalizing marijuana have become part of California’s political discourse.
Advocates on one side argue that the result will be an economic boon as tax revenues rolls in and jails rid themselves of nonviolent offenders. Defenders of prohibition say legalization would be a nightmare of stoned kids, addiction and highway deaths.
Or maybe the reality would be a lot more mundane.
“Most of the popular debate is dominated by two groups—avid pro-marijuana crowd, and the true prohibitionists,” said Michael Vitiello, a University of Pacific law professor who has... [Read More]
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PR Campaign Guides Los Angeles to "Sensible" Pot Regulations |
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Nov 19, 2009 - 2:29 PM - by User
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The week started off with a bang, as Americans for Safe Access Chief Counsel Joe Elford threatened to file a lawsuit against Los Angeles if the city banned medical marijuana “sales.” The threat was in response to public statements made by City Attorney Carmen Trutanich that over-the-counter sales of medical marijuana are illegal under state law. Trutanich had been urging the Los Angeles City Council to adopt his proposed ordinance banning over-the-counter sales.
ASA is confident that Trutanich has a flawed interpretation of state law. The Medical Marijuana Program Act, landmark court decisions, California Attorney General guidelines, and a sales tax policy by the State Board of Equalization provide... [Read More]
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Emery Out On Bail Till Extradition |
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Nov 19, 2009 - 2:11 PM - by User
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B.C.’s Prince of Pot has been granted bail and could temporarily be released from jail as early as today as he continues to await extradition to the U.S. to plead guilty to selling marijuana seeds.
Marc Emery has been held at the North Surrey Pre-Trial Centre in Port Coquitlam since turning himself over to authorities on Sept. 28.
He anticipated the extradition process would take 30 days, but his lawyer, Ian Donaldson, is ill with pleurisy and has been unable to file submissions.
“It’s a maximum-security facility and it’s been seven weeks,” said Jodie Emery, Marc’s wife. “He thought if he could get out for a week or two, or even a day, he would... [Read More]
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