Testing Pot in a Legal Vacuum
Few standards apply to quality of marijuana, because the federal government considers all use illegal.
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Banking For Medical Marijuana Shops Eyed In Colorado
Medical marijuana is legal in 17 states, but the industry has a decidedly black-market aspect – it's mostly cash-only.
Under Federal Pressure, Mendocino Pulls Plug on Marijuana Program
This week, officials in Mendocino County, Northern California, are expected to pull the plug on an unusual program that put pot growing under supervision of the local sheriff.
Ghosts of Mississippi: My Trip To See Marc Emery in Yazoo
Marc Emery – the former publisher of Cannabis Culture Magazine and Pot TV, founder of the B.C. Marijuana Party, and my former boss – spent his 54th birthday yesterday locked in a medium security prison in Yazoo, Mississippi.
Political Insider: Push to Snuff Out Term ‘Medical Marijuana’
Do as I say, not as I doobie ... Despite voter approval of the Arizona Medical Marijuana Act, there is no such thing as medical marijuana. So says Rep. Bob Robson, who wants his fellow lawmakers to stop using that term.
UFC’s Nick Diaz Tests Positive For Marijuana Again
Even if welterweight Nick Diaz wanted another shot at the man who beat him in the Ultimate Fighting Championship last weekend, another marijuana-related incident means he won't get it.
Ryan Bailey, Medical Marijuana Grower, Sentenced to 6 Years in Prison
A medical marijuana grower who was caught with dozens of pounds of weed in Chicago was sentenced to six years in prison Friday.
Colorado Judge Denies Request to Block Fort Collins’ Ban on Medical Marijuana Businesses
A judge says medical marijuana businesses in Fort Collins will have to shut down by a city-imposed deadline Tuesday.
Medical Marijuana to Hit Vermont Dispensaries
Operations of up to four medical marijuana dispensaries are set to begin as early as this summer
Mississippi Considers Legalizing Medical Marijuana
One Mississippi lawmaker wants to make medical marijuana legal and some say it's an idea that makes sense, because growing marijuana is already big business for the state.
