Emery’s Fate in Justice Minister’s Hands
CANNABIS CULTURE - The fate of the Prince of Pot is in the hands of Canada’s Justice Minister Rob Nicholson.
Browsing: No Extradition
Curtain Closes on Canadian ‘Prince of Pot’
Marc Emery sold large quantities of marijuana seeds to Americans. He will be extradited from Canada to the US in January to serve a five year prison sentence.
Upbeat Marc Emery on Way to Jail
Canada’s Prince of Pot finds great irony in his pending extradition south of the border.
Pothead Needs Support
The time has come to legalize marijuana, tax it, and create a few hundred thousand jobs. Marc Emery is currently waiting to see if we will let the US extradite him, to face a possible life sentence for selling seeds on the internet.
CBC’s 2009 BC Newsmaker of the Year: Marc Emery?
CANNABIS CULTURE - BC Marijuana Party Leader Marc Emery has been nominated for the CBC's "Top 5 B.C. Newsmakers of the Year". The CBC will reveal one winner each day this week.
Marc Emery vs. Roman Polanski: A Tale of Two Extraditions
While the Canadian government refuses to protect its own peaceful, productive natural-born citizen from extradition, Polanski’s adopted country of France is fighting to keep this confessed sex offender from facing the U.S. justice system.
Pot Crusader Speaks to Vancouver Island University Club
The wife of Canada's "Prince of Pot" admits she is terrified when the phone rings when her husband isn't home because it's often bad news.
Prince of Pot Temporarily out of Jail
Marc Emery, self-proclaimed Prince of Pot and marijuana activist, was released from jail temporarily yesterday as he awaits his extradition to the United States.
Marc Emery out on Bail Till Extradition
CANNABIS CULTURE - The rumors are true! Marc will be temporarily released on bail as he awaits extradition to the US to serve an expected 5-year prison term.
Marc Emery’s Prison Potcast – Episode #8
CANNABIS CULTURE - Marc reads a letter written for an author friend about books, politics, and more in this episode of the Prison Potcast.
