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Medical Marijuana Advocate Jessica Corry Extends An Olive Branch To DEA Agent |
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CO - Yesterday, we published an extended interview with DEA special agent Jeffrey Sweetin, a lightning rod for controversy about medical marijuana. Predictably, some of his assertions about the DEA's actions troubled Jessica Corry, an attorney and medical marijuana advocate.
But along with her criticisms, Corry, the wife of fellow attorney/advocate Rob Corry, also saw some positives in Sweetin's rhetoric, which was far less strident than in some previous interviews.
"Sweetin's had a radical change in tone, and he seems to have an emerging interest in having a dialogue -- and we invite that," Corry says. "Rob's going to try to invite him to lunch."
If Sweetin accepts... [Read More]
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Co - A bill in the house that would regulate the medical marijuana industry could be taking a new twist.
One of our local lawmakers is proposing an amendment to the bill that would change the way marijuana patients medicate.
Representative Steve King says smoking anything is bad for you, and so he is going to propose an amendment to the marijuana bill Monday that says marijuana patients can take their medicine anyway they want except by smoking it.
King thinks the THC from marijuana could be put into an inhaler form or made into lozenges or pills.
You could also eat it in the form of food.
King says, "If in fact medical marijuana is for the relief of... [Read More]
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A former New Mexico Republican governor on a national campaign to push for the legalization of marijuana found support yesterday in Columbia at the Muleskinners Democratic Club.
Gary Johnson, an entrepreneur-turned-two-term governor, was making the rounds in Columbia this week. He spoke to University of Missouri School of Law students Thursday and addressed the Muleskinners at their weekly luncheon before heading to a meeting last night of the Mid-Missouri Chapter of the ACLU.
Johnson dubbed himself the only elected official to have voiced support for legalized marijuana while in office from 1995 to 2003. That said, he has talked to lawmakers from both political parties who said privately that they... [Read More]
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Maine — Friday was harvest day for Donald Christen, but unlike a potato or banana or wheat harvest, he left most of the goods on the plants.
Christen, a Madison resident who has a prescription for medical marijuana, harvested about 6 ounces of buds Friday from three marijuana plants he grew for his own use. When dried, the 6 ounces will become about 2 ounces of usable pot. That is the maximum Christen dared to cut under the state’s medical marijuana law, which limits possession at 2.5 ounces of usable pot. The problem, he said, is that on Friday there was probably three times that much marijuana on the plants that if not harvested soon, will lose potency and eventually rot. That’s a waste of valuable medicine, said... [Read More]
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L.A. Medical Marijuana Ordinance Won’t Face Referendum After Signature Drive Falls |
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Mar 20, 2010 - 8:44 PM - by Ganjarden
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Medical marijuana activists hoping to overturn a Los Angeles ordinance that caps the number of dispensaries failed to collect enough signatures to force a referendum on the new law.
City election officials said Friday that the group turned in 24,031 signatures, falling short of the needed 27,425. Organizers estimated that they had collected about 30,000 signatures. Election officials also said 274 of the 564 petition booklets were disqualified because they did not include the affidavits signed by the circulators, which reduced the total count to 11,391.
"It's done," said Tom Reindel, an administrator in the election division. Reindel said that it took 36 people about 26 hours to complete... [Read More]
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In November, 2008 Michigan ushered in the medical marijuana act. Since then more than 20,000 applications to take part in the program have been received.
For one Macomb County family, it’s been a lifeline for their cancer-stricken son.
Marijuana. Pot. Weed. Whatever it’s called, it is popular. 100 million Americans have smoked it.
Yet for people like Matthew Watkins who is battling brain cancer, it’s not about getting high. It’s about relieving excruciating pain and maintaining enough weight to stay alive.
At age 17, doctors found a large cancerous tumor in Matthew’s brain. Surgery could not remove it all. So weeks of radiation and a year of chemotherapy followed.
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Chadd and Alysha McKeen don’t care that passersby can see the six 3-foot-tall marijuana plants growing inside their new Costa Mesa storefront.
“I want to tell people to stop being afraid of it,” said Chadd McKeen, co-founder of Otherside Farms. “We want to bring it out into the open.”
The McKeens also put in new tile and ripped the bars off the windows at the center, which sits between a dog-grooming business and a therapeutic spa. It’s all part of an effort to make the place appear open and inviting.
The shop at 2424 Newport Blvd. bills itself as a “medical marijuana information center.” It offers classes on everything from how to grow marijuana for medicinal purposes to how to make... [Read More]
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Medical Pot Advocates Attack City Proposal |
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Mar 20, 2010 - 8:31 PM - by Ganjarden
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The Napa City Council’s plan for medical marijuana dispensaries was attacked by some cannabis advocates Tuesday night as too conservative, provoking an angry response from Councilwoman Juliana Inman.
Advocates, including many who plan to compete for a city permit, criticized a proposal that would allow only one dispensary the first year, cap the number of patients at about 7,500 and tightly restrict the amount grown in homes.
The city doesn’t limit the number of pharmacies or other businesses or tell medical doctors how many patients they can treat, the advocates said.
A Ukiah attorney warned that limiting pot dispensaries to just one ran counter to a recent legal decision, putting the... [Read More]
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Sentence Slashed For Gardener With 'Medical' Cannabis Crop |
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Mar 20, 2010 - 8:29 PM - by Ganjarden
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United Kingdom - A market gardener who cultivated a bumper crop of cannabis to provide pain relief for those in need had his sentence halved as an "act of mercy" by Appeal Court judges yesterday.
Ian Warren Garthwaite, 41, was jailed for three years at Derby Crown Court in September after he admitted cultivating cannabis plants, possessing cannabis with intent to supply and possessing cannabis.
His wife, Lynne, who helped Garthwaite run their thriving market gardening business in Matlock Road, Alfreton, received a 12-month suspended sentence after she admitted possessing cannabis.
She was in London's Appeal Court as Garthwaite's lawyers urged three judges to cut his... [Read More]
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Man Can Renew Pot-Growing Licence |
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Mar 20, 2010 - 8:26 PM - by Ganjarden
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Canada - An Elmsville man can see the end of his legal travails following proceedings in St. Stephen provincial court.
Judge David Walker handed Adam Troy Dickerson, 28, a conditional sentence of six months for growing and possession of marijuana. He will serve the sentence in the community, rather than in jail, as long as he abides by the terms of the conditional sentence order, Walker ruled.
The conviction will not prevent him from renewing his licence from Health Canada to grow marijuana for medicinal use, the judge determined. After consulting with each other during a break, federal Crown prosecutor Peter Thorn and defence counsel Joel Hansen agreed that Dickerson could still renew his medical... [Read More]
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Hemp Cosmetics From The Czech Republic Helps Psoriasis And Eczema Get Down |
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Mar 20, 2010 - 8:24 PM - by Ganjarden
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Skin problems, their origin and treatment hemp cosmetics.
Do you suffer from psoriasis or eczema and even using the ointment and creams presribed by the doctor is not helping anything? In addition to these diseases, there are corticosteroids and other means.
Psoriasis is basically an accelerated process of reconstruction of the skin, which in this disease scales up to seven times faster.
From eczema in the world suffer 15 to 20% and from psoriasis about 3% of people. They often face the gaze of others.
The reason for peeling the skin during psoriasis is that the cells suddenly grow up to seven times faster than normal skin.
Eczema in turn can manifest as a... [Read More]
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Richfield Township Medical Marijuana Ordinance Passes |
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Mar 20, 2010 - 8:21 PM - by Ganjarden
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Michigan - The Township Board has unanimously approved a medical marijuana ordinance regulating where dispensaries can be set up in the township.
The board adopted a zoning ordinance March 9 that applies to sites where three or more primary caregivers grow, cultivate, store, dispense or offer marijuana for sale to qualifying patients under the Michigan Medical Marijuana Act of 2008.
It likely will go into effect next month, Township Supervisor Joseph Madore said.
Medical marijuana supporters had objected to an earlier version of the regulations that limited a facility to two primary caregivers, arguing that it is not uncommon for two people in a household to dispense the drug.
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Vancouver Marijuana Activist Marc Emery Extradition To The United States |
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Mar 20, 2010 - 8:16 PM - by Ganjarden
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Marc Emery, marijuana activist, long a thorn in the side of the U.S. war on drugs is facing extradition to the United States.
Marijuana activist Marc Emery and his mail order marijuana seed business serviced U.S customers looking to grow their own.
Marc Emery got his start in the mail order business as a child buying, selling stamps and comic books before moving on to marijuana and related paraphernalia.
Marc's Cannabis Cafe and his mail order business seemed to thrive, particularly in Vancouver, long a society of dope smokers, who considered Vancouver a marijuana mecca since the 1960's.
Emery operated his business enterprise with relative freedom, perhaps... [Read More]
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High-yield Crop Could Boost NH Revenues |
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Mar 20, 2010 - 4:12 PM - by User
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While gambling schemes may deliver economic benefits (“Boost gambling to save NH way,” by Scott Flegal), it’s just more bread and circus – entertainment venues that produce nothing of lasting value.
Gambling offers no direct benefit to rural taxpayers who choose not to work and play in that sort of economy. As a farm state struggling through this recession, New Hampshire would be better served by legalizing the cultivation of agricultural cannabis.
Industrial hemp (not marijuana) is a hardy, high-yield-per-acre crop that yields nutritious seeds, valuable oils, and superior fiber for paper, pressboard, cordage and cloth – without heavy use of farm chemicals.
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Man Convicted In Pot Dispensary Robbery Avoids Prison |
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Mar 20, 2010 - 4:08 PM - by User
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One of five men arrested in connection with the robbery of a Boulder medical marijuana dispensary last spring was sentenced Friday to five years community corrections.
Prosecutors asked that Justin St. John, 30, receive a four-year prison sentence, but Boulder District Judge Gwyneth Whalen gave him the lesser sentence.
St. John pleaded guilty to one felony charge each of robbery and forgery earlier this year as part of a plea deal.
Police said St. John scoped out the New Options Wellness Center on June 16 while two of his co-defendants, Walter Carter and Lamare McGee, went in and robbed the dispensary of 30 pint-sized jars of marijuana, packaged marijuana from a safe, $1,500 in cash... [Read More]
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Medical Pot Deal Reached |
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Mar 20, 2010 - 3:53 PM - by User
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AUGUSTA — A legislative committee on Thursday reached unanimous, bipartisan accord on implementing Maine's citizen initiative that expanded the rights of medical marijuana users.
Marijuana advocates who brought the initiative before voters last November were satisfied, but unenthusiastic, about the final product.
"It's livable," said Jonathan Leavitt, executive director of the Maine Marijuana Policy Initiative, about the legislation, L.D. 1811, which received the support of the nine present members of the Health and Human Services committee.
In the bill, the committee authorized a maximum of eight nonprofit medical marijuana dispensaries around the state -- one for each... [Read More]
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Ordinance Would Label Collectives And Patients A 'Public Nuisance' To Reduce Rights |
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Mar 20, 2010 - 3:48 PM - by User
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Mendocino County Supervisors propose to further regulate collectives and cooperatives as “public nuisances” under an administrative law (MCC9.31) that already limits patients to 25 plants per parcel, rather than on objective land use impacts under zoning laws that balance environmental and neighborhood concerns with patients’ rights. The nuisance framework is punitive and gives patients second-class status for purposes of regulation. Patients have fewer constitutional protections under administrative law than under criminal law.
The proposed changes are vehemently opposed by the Mendocino Medical Marijuana Advisory Board (MMMAB). The question remains, how to regulate cannabis collectives and... [Read More]
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Spain To Return 49 Million Euros For Agricultural Spending Irregularities |
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Mar 20, 2010 - 3:43 PM - by User
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The European Commission (EC) has demanded that Spain return 49.1 million euros due to irregularities in agricultural spending, of which most (47 million) are due to problems in fruit and vegetables.
Brussels has imposed a penalty of 54.4 million for deficiencies in the control of agricultural funds, but the final amount is 49 million because the EC has also decided to return to the Spanish treasury 5 million euros for the implementation of aid for flax and hemp.
Within that fine, the EC has called for 47.5 million for poor controls in the fruit and vegetable sectors and 4.73 million in fines for errors in the dairy sector and failing to meet payment deadlines. In the case of horticulture, the EC... [Read More]
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Speakers Promote Cannabis For Health |
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Mar 20, 2010 - 3:38 PM - by User
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NC - Since the early 1990s, Jean Marlowe has smoked marijuana. She's been arrested four times and spent time in federal prison. It's something she doesn't mind people knowing.
Marlowe, executive director of the North Carolina Cannabis Patients Network, a licensed nonprofit organization based in Mill Spring, advocates for legislation to allow people to use marijuana for medical purposes. The organization's goal is to educate the public about medical marijuana legislation in North Carolina.
Marlowe spoke about the issue Thursday at a Civitan Club of Salisbury meeting. Along with Marlowe, club members also heard from Perry Parks, the veterans outreach director for the Network.
Marlowe has... [Read More]
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Backers Of Medical Pot Want Workers Shielded |
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Mar 20, 2010 - 3:30 PM - by User
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Arizona workers who use medical marijuana - should voters approve use of the drug in November - won't have to worry about being fired for testing positive at work.
A proposed initiative would allow doctor-authorized use of marijuana to relieve suffering from several specific conditions, and would allow creation of a network of nonprofit shops that could sell the drug.
The ballot measure also contains anti-discrimination provisions, including one that says an employer cannot make hiring, firing and disciplinary conditions based on a person's status as the holder of a medical marijuana card. That protection extends to someone who tests positive for the drug unless the company can prove the person used... [Read More]
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Greenfield Weighs Ban On Pot Dispensaries |
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Mar 19, 2010 - 9:02 PM - by Ganjarden
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CA - Greenfield will be the latest city in Monterey County to vote on a moratorium to deny permits to medical marijuana dispensaries.
The City Council is slated to discuss and vote on the issue at their 6 p.m. Tuesday meeting.
The decision would come about three weeks after Soledad voted 5-0 to deny permits to medical marijuana dispensaries.
Monterey and Pacific Grove both passed temporary moratoriums on the dispensaries in January.
That same month, Monterey denied a business license for MyCaregiver Inc. and ordered the medical marijuana dispensary to stop operating.
Salinas passed an ordinance banning the dispensaries in 2007.
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In Mile High City, Weed Sparks Up A Counterculture Clash |
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Mar 19, 2010 - 8:59 PM - by Ganjarden
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Denver attorney Warren Edson would like to throttle the anonymous marijuana breeder who named a potent strain of weed "Green Crack."
He's not too fond, either, of those breeders who have given strains names like "Jack the Ripper," "White Widow," "AK-47" and "Trainwreck," The Wall Street Journal reported Friday.
"How can I find them and strangle them?" Edson asks.
His beef: Edson is in the vanguard of an aggressive movement to make pot respectable —but decades of stoner culture keep dragging him down.
Medical marijuana is now legal in 15 states for patients suffering certain conditions, including, in Colorado,... [Read More]
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