Netherlands: Five Marijuana Plants are Okay, No Matter How Big They Are
Private individuals can grow up to five marijuana plants at home before facing criminal charges, no matter how big the yield is, the high court ruled on Tuesday.
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Montana Medical Marijuana Act Headed to Governor’s Desk
The Montana Marijuana Act is headed to Governor Brian Schweitzer's desk after both Houses of the Legislature passed, in a third reading, a bill which regulates the medical marijuana industry on Wednesday morning.
Mexico’s Congress Considers Changing Security Law To Control Drug War Violence
Broad powers to be given to the President to deploy Armed Forces against the drug war.
Colorado Medical Marijuana Bill Draws U.S. Attorney’s Warning
The U.S. attorney for Colorado warned state lawmakers Tuesday that pending legislation adjusting rules for medical marijuana would conflict with federal law and could lead to federal prosecutions.
DOJ to Oakland: Industrial Pot Farms Are Illegal
U.S. Attorney Melinda Haag sent the city of Oakland a strong message Wednesday: big industrial pot farms are illegal and the Department of Justice is considering “civil and criminal legal remedies” if Oakland proceeds with its plans to permit them.
Medical Marijuana Bill Could Pass in Illinois
Balance Shifts As A Leading Republican House Member Supports Medical Marijuana
Mexico’s Narco Blog: Drug Deaths in Real Time
The images are gruesome and unedited: a dead man in a sports jersey with his face covered in dried red blood and grey sand; a woman hanging from a rope above a busy urban over-pass and naked bodies lined up on the ground displaying clear, uncensored, signs of torture.
Medical-Marijuana Firms Hold High Hopes for Fund Raising
In what was once a pipe dream, medical-marijuana companies are courting private investors and even planning public stock sales.
Still Trippin’ The Trans Canada Highway
CANNABIS CULTURE - Due to the success of the documentary Trip - the B.C. Bud Chronicles, GS-Joe productions has decided to hit the road for a sequel, Still Trippin' The Trans Canada Highway.
US Congressman to File Marijuana Legalization Bill This Year
America is on the cusp of majority support for marijuana legalization, but legalization is not inevitable and it's up to activists and the multi-billion-dollar marijuana industry to start throwing their weight around to make it happen, US Rep. Jared Polis (D-CO) told an overflow crowd during the keynote address at NORML's 40th annual conference at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in downtown Denver Saturday afternoon.
