Legal Ordeal Not Over in Pot Case
Although Owen Smith has won a constitutional challenge against Health Canada's medical marijuana laws, he'll be back in court April 25 to set a date for his trial by judge and jury.
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Defence Lawyer Says Crown’s Move Thwarts Constitutional Challenge on Marijuana
A Kamloops case in which a compassion club activist hopes to challenge the constitutionality of Canada’s medical marijuana law took a fresh turn Monday.
B.C. Town Mulls Large-Scale Legal Grow-Ops
A community along B.C.’s Sunshine Coast is considering whether to implement special zoning for medical marijuana, allowing large-scale commercial operations in industrial and agricultural areas.
Support for Decriminalization of Pot on Vancouver Island
Politicians across Vancouver Island supported a motion to decriminalize marijuana at the annual conference for the Association of Vancouver Island and Coastal Communities in Ucluelet.
Recent Raid No Damper on Interest in Oakland’s Medical Marijuana Business
Despite the recent federal crackdown on medical marijuana dispensaries and last week's raid on Oaksterdam University, it appears that the four groups approved last month to open dispensaries in Oakland still want to get into the medical marijuana business.
Can Obama Win Votes by Waging War on Medical Marijuana? I Don’t Think So.
The truth is that the American people don't want a war on medical marijuana at all, and we're steering our leaders in the wrong direction -- both morally and politically -- when we suggest that voters support the reckless drug war posturing of the past.
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Obama Refuses to Back Growing Call for Drug Legalization to Stem Spreading Violence in Latin America
While the presidents of Guatemala, Colombia, Costa Rica and El Salvador have voiced support for an end to the drug war, President Obama rejected their calls for drug legalization during high-level talks at the Summit of the Americas in Colombia.
Obama Refuses to Back Growing Call for Drug Legalization to Stem Spreading Violence in Latin America
While the presidents of Guatemala, Colombia, Costa Rica and El Salvador have voiced support for an end to the drug war, President Obama rejected their calls for drug legalization during high-level talks at the Summit of the Americas in Colombia. Obama warned that legalization could lead to greater problems, but he expressed willingness to hold a discussion on drug policy. He also announced more than $130 million in aid for increasing security and pursuing narco-traffickers and drug cartels in Latin America.
How To Photograph Marijuana
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