Washington Governor Refuses To Sign New Medical Marijuana Law
The State's medical marijuana dispensaries are reacting to news about the Governor refusing to sign legislation which would bring the drug dispensaries out of a legal limbo.
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Spokane Medical Marijuana Dispensaries On Federal Notice; Operators, Owners Could Face Prosecution
Medical marijuana dispensaries in Spokane face federal prosecution if they do not end their operations immediately, the U.S. Attorney's Office announced Wednesday.
Every Member of Seattle’s Legislative Delegation Goes on the Record in Favor of Legalizing Pot
Sweet democracy on a stick. As of yesterday evening, every member of Seattle legislative delegation to Olympia—all ten representatives and all five senators from the 34th, 36th, 37th, 43rd, and 46th Districts—had gone on the record to say that they support taxing, regulating, and legalizing marijuana. They join every elected official at City Hall (the mayor, the city attorney, and all nine members of the city council) and King County Executive Dow Constantine.
Jodie Emery Testifying for Legalization Bill in Washington State Legislature
CANNABIS CULTURE - Jodie Emery, the wife of “Prince of Pot” Marc Emery, will be giving testimony on Wednesday March 16th at a Washington State Legislature work session for House Bill 1550, which will legalize, tax and regulate marijuana for adults.
Seattle Hempfest 2010: Freedom and Fallen Heroes
CANNABIS CULTURE - The nineteenth year of Seattle's annual Hempfest was a smokey celebration of unprecedented progress in the cannabis community and a massive display of Drug War dissidence. Cannabis Culture took a trip to Seattle to burn with the greats of the marijuana movement and spread the message of pot freedom.
Marijuana: More States, More Bills, More Hearings
It's becoming difficult to keep up with all the marijuana bills being filed at statehouses around the county.
Push for Looser Pot Laws Gains Momentum
A push to legalize marijuana on the West Coast is picking up steam as Washington lawmakers and pot proponents in California and Oregon propose separate measures.
The Washington Post: High Crimes or A Tokin’ Figure?
Canadians Find the 'Prince of Pot' Harmless. The DEA Begs to Differ.
