Canadian Seed Seller Avoids Jail Sentence
CANNABIS CULTURE - A Montreal man who made millions selling marijuana seeds online has been spared a prison term by a Quebec judge.
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Prohibition Fails to Reduce Teen Pot Use
Supposed increases in marijuana use by teens, if statistics from a new poll are correct, show that drug prohibition isn't working.
DEA Marijuana Seizures Nearly Double
The total amount of marijuana seized by the Drug Enforcement Administration nearly doubled from 1,539 metric tons in fiscal 2008 to 2,980 metric tons in last year.
Ronald Reagan Grandson Wanted on Pot Charge
A judge has issued a warrant for the arrest of former U.S. president Ronald Reagan's grandson for failing to answer a charge of marijuana possession.
L.A. County Charges Medical Marijuana Distributor with 24 Felonies
Owner of a popular Venice-area dispensary says the prosecution is politically motivated and disputes the D.A.'s claim that state law bans sales.
Marijuana Could be NJ Farmers’ New Crop
New Jersey farmers, including some in this area, see a chance to add an important new crop now that the state has legalized medical marijuana.
Marijuana Use by Seniors Goes up as Boomers Age
Some Baby Boomers aren't giving up smoking pot as they age. Others are coming back to it as they retire.
It’s Not Just About Marijuana
Recently, I have been in correspondence with Tim Beck, a personal hero of mine. He is the fellow who single-handedly got the Michigan Marijuana Initiative on the ballot and made sure that it won in all 51 counties.
‘Cannabis Planet’ TV Show Now in Bay Area
Hot on the heels of new research showing marijuana's pain-relief value and the reintroduction of a bill to legalize, regulate and tax the drug, the Bay Area this week saw the premiere of its first marijuana-themed television show.
Marijuana Case Could Set Federal Precedent
Colorado man's arrest for medical marijuana could be the first steps in a precedent-setting journey through the federal justice system.
