Cases Against 6 Arrested in Medical Marijuana Sting are Dismissed
San Luis Obispo Superior Court’s instructions made charges hard to prove, lawyers say; at issue is whether patients must contribute to collectives
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California Supreme Court Grants Review of Controversial Medical Marijuana Cases
The California Supreme Court issued an order today indicating its intent to review two controversial medical marijuana cases that have resulted in the suspension of several local dispensary ordinances across the state.
US Supreme Court Asked to Ponder Drug Dog’s Sniff
Franky the drug dog's supersensitive nose is at the heart of a question being put to the U.S. Supreme Court: Does a police dog's sniff outside a house give officers the right to get a search warrant for illegal drugs, or is the sniff an unconstitutional search?
Court Rules Against Teen in Marijuana Cookie Case
The highest court in Massachusetts has overturned a judge who reinstated a student who was expelled after another student identified him as the supplier of a $10 marijuana cookie.
Toronto Man Taking ‘Catch 22’ of Growing Medical Marijuana to Court
A Toronto man vowed to challenge a city bylaw that he said stops people from growing medical marijuana at home, on the same day a charge against him was dropped for creating a fire hazard by growing pot in his apartment.
Religious Cannabis User Awaits Judgment Day in Federal Court Case
CANNABIS CULTURE - A Federal courtroom played host to a philosophy debate over spirituality and religion in the case of religious cannabis user Chris Bennett.
Medical Marijuana Advocates Take Their Battle to the Courts
They are the public face of a litigious battle to redefine federal authority on medical marijuana.
Opus LIVE with Mik Mann: November 8, 2011
CANNABIS CULTURE - Cannabis activist and BC Marijuana Party candidate Mik Mann (also known as Opus) presents his LIVE show on the Pot TV Network. In this episode: SPECIAL TUESDAY SHOW - cannabis, religion and Chris Bennett's court case.
Vancouver Court Will Rule on Religious Right To Marijuana
Cannabis historian Chris Bennett is heading back to court in Vancouver on Tuesday, in a federal case that could determine whether he has the right to use marijuana for religious or spiritual purposes.
Vancouver Man Says Smoking ‘Tree of Life’ is God-Given Right
A Vancouver man will appear in Federal Court on Tuesday arguing for an exemption to the drug laws because they infringe on his constitutional freedom of religion to smoke his sacred weed - marijuana.
