Czech Parliament Backs Medical Marijuana, With a Catch
The Czech Senate Wednesday approved a bill allowing for the legal sale of cannabis for medical purposes, affirming a decision of the country’s lower house of parliament.
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Czech Parliament Lower House Approves Medical Marijuana
The lower house of the Czech Republic parliament has approved legislation to make use of marijuana for medical purposes legal in that country.
Czechs Decriminalize Peyote, Magic Mushroom Growing
Under changes in Czech drug policy approved Wednesday by the Cabinet, growers of psychedelic cacti and fungi will no longer face criminal punishment. The hallucinogenic plants will be removed from the government's drug "black list," meaning that cultivation of more than "small" amounts will no longer be a crime.
Czechs Work on Plan to Legalize Medical Marijuana
A government advisory body in the Czech Republic is working on a new law to legalize growing and consuming medical marijuana.
Czech Doctors, Patients Seek Permission For Marijuana Use in Treatment
Czech doctors, patients and scientists Tuesday launched a petition for the legal use of cannabis in treating sclerosis multiplex, the Parkinson disease, cancer and the AIDS in the Czech Republic whose legislation bans such practice.
Czech Police Want to Use Seized Marijuana for Treatment
Czech policemen have proposed that the seized marijuana be used for medical purposes, for instance for the treatment of patients with multiple sclerosis and Parkinson's disease, the daily Lidove noviny (LN) writes Friday.
Czech Govt Allows 5 Cannabis Plants For Personal Use From 2010
The interim Czech government, led by chief statistician-turned-Prime Minister Jan Fischer, Monday took another step towards making casual marijuana smoking a worry-free affair.
