Federal Appeals Court: Medical Cannabis Consumers Shouldn’t Lose Their 2nd Amendment Rights
Patients who possess medical cannabis in compliance with state laws
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Will the Supreme Court Hear Litigation To De- Or Re-Schedule Marijuana?
A growing distrust of administrative agencies may be enough to convince four justices to accept the case.
Cannabis Culture will Fight Provincial Monopolies in Supreme Court
CANNABIS CULTURE – The case centers around Gerard Comeau, a retired New Brunswick power linesman who was fined CAD 292.50 after being stopped for transporting multiple cases of beer and liquor back home from Quebec. The fine stems from New Brunswick’s liquor acts that limit a person to transport 12 pints of beer or aRead More
Federal Judge’s Ruling Could Affect Marijuana’s Classification as Schedule 1 Drug
A decision by a federal judge makes in a criminal marijuana case could soon provide another step towards legitimizing and even legalizing pot.
Medical Pot Cookie Prohibition Ruled Unconstitutional
Court challenge stems from B.C. case of Owen Smith, who was charged with trafficking for baking pot cookies
B.C. Court Says Restrictions On Medical Marijuana Are Unconstitutional
B.C.’s highest court has ruled there is a constitutional right to tasty pot cookies and other marijuana products such as infused oils, balms and lotions.
Patient’s Medical Marijuana Juice to Dry Up Under New Law
Starting April 1, Canadian medical marijuana users have to buy dried buds from licensed businesses
End of Medical Marijuana Program Violates Patients’ Constitutional Rights
Lawyers are in a federal court in British Columbia arguing that patients who have licences to grow their own medical marijuana should be allowed to continue the practice after the program ends at the end of the month.
Can Smoking Pot Be Considered a Form of Free Speech?
Activists lit up in protest of the War on Drugs—now they face severe charges.
Ohio Rights Group Wants Medical Marijuana Legalized in Ohio
Ohio voters could see an Ohio constitutional amendment on the November ballot that would legalize medical marijuana and create 1,000,000 new jobs statewide, said Ohio Rights Group President John Pardee.
