Speakers Urge R.I. to Decriminalize Marijuana
Seated before the Senate Judiciary Committee Tuesday, Catharine Leach of Warwick described herself as a wife, a mother and a PTA member.
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Patient Advocates Back Three Medical Marijuana Bills Introduced Today in Congress
Advocacy group unveils new program to build more skilled, responsive grassroots force
Medical Marijuana: Relief in a Bottle
Lalanya Blue McGraw believes cannabis is slowing her cancer while easing her pain. She's not alone. In B.C., thousands have turned to the drug for relief, despite murky scientific evidence
Memoirs of an American Marijuana Grower (Part Three)
CANNABIS CULTURE - Growing ace Subcool goes back to his cannabis roots to highlight the origins of Jacks Cleaner in the third and final installment of his American Marijuana Grower memoirs.
Medicinal Marijuana: An Issue of Health and Safety in B.C.
As more British Columbians turn to pot to alleviate pain, there's a growing municipal concern about the spinoffs of grow ops: an increased risk of fire, theft and violence
One Hitters Burned Again By Timid Czardinals
Office of National Drug Control Policy Backs Out of Softball Game with Drug Policy Reformers
Arizona Governor Moves to Block Medical Marijuana Dispensaries
Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer (R) announced at a Tuesday afternoon press conference that she has instructed the state attorney general to file a federal lawsuit to seek clarification of the legality of the state's medical marijuana law. That means that the dispensary licensing portion of the program will most likely be put on hold pending a "declaratory judgment" sought by the governor.
American Express Nixes Purchase Of Medical Marijuana
Starting April 30th, consumers using their American Express cards to buy medical marijuana received notice that their cards were declined.
Locked in Litigation
Medical marijuana users have sued the government because they believe the system doesn't work. In many cases, the court has agreed. Yet there's a reluctance in Ottawa to loosen laws any further.
Medical-Marijuana Proposal Abandoned; Dispensaries Now ‘Clearly Illegal’
An intensive effort to overhaul Washington's medical-marijuana law died Tuesday in Olympia, leaving cities and law enforcement to muddle through changes that will clip short the boom in dispensaries.
