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Santa Cruz officials said Monday they will file a lawsuit against U.S.
Atty. Gen. John Ashcroft and the Drug Enforcement Administration this
week, seeking a court order to stop federal agents from again raiding a
farm that provides marijuana to sick and dying people.
Attorneys representing the city and county of Santa Cruz, as well as
seven medical marijuana users, said the suit will be filed Wednesday in
San Jose.
The lawsuit comes in response to a DEA raid in September at a small pot
farm on a quiet coastal road about 15 miles north of town. Agents
uprooted about 165 plants and arrested the owners.
Pubdate: Tue, 22 Apr 2003
Source: Los Angeles Times (CA)
Webpage:
City to Study Upgrade of Levees in Natomas Area
Copyright: 2003 Los Angeles Times
Contact: letters@latimes.com
Website: Los Angeles Times
Atty. Gen. John Ashcroft and the Drug Enforcement Administration this
week, seeking a court order to stop federal agents from again raiding a
farm that provides marijuana to sick and dying people.
Attorneys representing the city and county of Santa Cruz, as well as
seven medical marijuana users, said the suit will be filed Wednesday in
San Jose.
The lawsuit comes in response to a DEA raid in September at a small pot
farm on a quiet coastal road about 15 miles north of town. Agents
uprooted about 165 plants and arrested the owners.
Pubdate: Tue, 22 Apr 2003
Source: Los Angeles Times (CA)
Webpage:
City to Study Upgrade of Levees in Natomas Area
Copyright: 2003 Los Angeles Times
Contact: letters@latimes.com
Website: Los Angeles Times
