New Jersey Medical Marijuana Patient Sent to Prison
John Ray Wilson, a multiple sclerosis sufferer, was taken into custody immediately after an unsuccessful bail hearing.
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New Jersey MS Patient Loses Appeal, Facing Five Years
New Jersey passed a medical marijuana law in January 2010 and, after delays, a series of alternative treatment centers (dispensaries) are set to open soon, but none of that has proven any help to multiple sclerosis sufferer and medical marijuana patient John Ray Wilson.
Marijuana for Patients Remains Off-Limits
Despite Legalization in New Jersey Medical Marijuana Remains Out of Reach
Indiana Lawmakers to Study Legalizing Marijuana
Democrat and Republican legislators question their commitment to see Indiana jones.
MS Patients Denied Licensed Cannabis Drug by NHS
Doctors say refusal of PCTs to prescribe Sativex is causing "unnecessary suffering"
MS Patient Makes Bail in NJ Medical Marijuana Case
John Ray Wilson, a medical marijuana patient with multiple sclerosis who was slapped with a five-year prison term, has been freed from a New Jersey prison on bail.
MS Patient Gets 5 Years for Growing Medical Marijuana
John Wilson, a New Jersey man with multiple sclerosis, was given five years in prison for growing cannabis for medicinal purposes.
Marijuana Grower With MS Guilty, Faces 5-10 Years
John Ray Wilson was found guilty of manufacturing and possession and faces 5-10 years, but was found not guilty of a charge that carries a potential 20-year sentence.
Review Finds Marijuana May Help MS Patients
Cancer patients, glaucoma patients and others can benefit from medical marijuana, and now a new analysis shows that it can help multiple sclerosis (MS) patients find relief from the muscle spasms that are the hallmark of the debilitating autoimmune disease.
Cannabis May Fight Auto-Immune Diseases
Medical marijuana is being used to combat several diseases including AIDS Wasting Syndrome and Multiple Sclerosis.
