Mad Men and Their Marijuana
CANNABIS CULTURE - I'm finally catching up with the acclaimed AMC series "Mad Men" and its marijuana references.
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Ontario Court of Appeal Dates Chosen for R. v. Mernagh Case
CANNABIS CULTURE - Ontario Court of Appeal court dates have been chosen for R. v. Mernagh: the court ruling gutting Canada’s federal medical marijuana program and personal possession and cultivation laws is set to be heard March 5 and 6, 2012.
Mexico’s Drug War, Feminized
The number of women incarcerated in Mexico for federal crimes has grown by 400 percent since 2007, pushing the total female prison population past 10,000.
The Jodie Emery Show: Marc Completes Grade 12 and Joins a Reggae Band
CANNABIS CULTURE - For the latest news on Marc Emery, CCHQ, and Canada's cannabis community, watch new episodes of The Jodie Emery Show each week on Cannabis Culture. In this episode: Marc Emery completes his high school equivalency and joins a reggae band while serving his sentence in a US prison.
Two Montanans Enter Pleas in Marijuana Case
Two men behind a lawsuit that sought to clarify state law on the transfer of medical marijuana between caregivers have pleaded no contest to felony criminal possession with intent to distribute.
Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette Wants Medical Marijuana Law Modified
Michigan's medical marijuana law has been abused, exploited and hijacked by pot profiteers and needs fixing, Attorney General Bill Schuette said Wednesday.
Washington State Mother Sentenced for Giving Pot to Son
A former Longview woman was sentenced a year in prison this week for blowing marijuana smoke into her 13-year-old son's face and allowing him to smoke pot out of a pipe.
Tulare County Judge: Medical Marijuana Not an Agracultural Crop
Pot may be a huge cash crop in California - but don't call it an agricultural crop.
Student Not Allowed to Take Prescribed Marijuana at School
A 16-year-old boy in Colorado Springs, Colorado isn't allowed to take his prescribed medication at school because he can't attend school "under the influence."
New Jersey MS Patient Loses Appeal, Facing Five Years
New Jersey passed a medical marijuana law in January 2010 and, after delays, a series of alternative treatment centers (dispensaries) are set to open soon, but none of that has proven any help to multiple sclerosis sufferer and medical marijuana patient John Ray Wilson.
