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Doctor Urges Post Office Cannabis Sales |
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May 12, 2008 - 12:43 AM - by Smokin Moose
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NIMBIN, Australia: The director of the alcohol and drug service at St Vincent's Hospital in Sydney says cannabis should be taxed and sold legally through post offices around the country.
Dr Alex Wodak, who presented his model at the weekend's Mardi Grass festival in Nimbin, on the New South Wales north coast, says cannabis should never have been made illegal.
He says the cannabis industry is twice the size of the national wine industry and is controlled by criminals and corrupt police.
Dr Wodak says there is a simple solution.
"What's so good about criminals and corrupt police that you'd want them to have a virtual monopoly of cannabis distribution," he said.
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Toronto Couple May Lose Home If Convicted Of Growing Pot |
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May 11, 2008 - 10:58 PM - by Herb Fellow
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TORONTO - Federal prosecutors are attempting to seize the family home of a Toronto couple - both in their late 50s, with no prior criminal record - if they are convicted of running a marijuana grow operation. Tam Ngoc Tran and his wife Lien Thi Pham were arrested last year and charged with marijuana production-related offences, accused of having a medium sized grow-op in their modest home.
If convicted at their provincial court trial which begins Monday in downtown Toronto, the couple may be sentenced to no more than a few months in jail. But the federal Integrated Proceeds of Crime Unit has filed notice that it will also be seeking forfeiture of the home the couple purchased in 1997 for about $200,000, under the... [Read More]
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May 11, 2008 - 10:44 PM - by Herb Fellow
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Making cannabis a class B drug is unlikely to change the way it's tackled by police in Oxfordshire, according to a drugs tsar. Cannabis has been upgraded from a class C drug by the Government because of fears the super-strength strain dubbed skunk can cause mental health problems - especially with youngsters.
In the past year, 1,576 people in Oxfordshire have been caught by police for possessing cannabis. Police dished out 341 cautions and 872 warnings, while the remaining 363 were either arrested and charged or released. Dr Shona Morrison, the drugs co-ordinator for Thames Valley Police, said the force was awaiting guidance from the Association of Chief Police Officers (Acpo) on how to tackle cannabis use. ... [Read More]
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Only 10% of Those Caught With Cannabis Are Taken to Court, Mail Survey Reveals |
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May 11, 2008 - 10:36 PM - by Herb Fellow
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More than nine out of ten cannabis users are escaping prosecution after being found with the drug, a Daily Mail survey has found. Instead of taking them to court, police have been handing out thousands of warnings or cautions instead.
The findings raised fears last night that the "soft justice" taken to court approach to cannabis will continue despite Gordon Brown's announcement last week that the drug would be upgraded from Class C to B. But even after the Prime Minister officially reclassifies the drug at the start of next year warnings are likely to continue.
Street warnings for possessing cannabis were introduced after Labour's decision to downgrade the drug in January 2004. Police want to go... [Read More]
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A Pro-Stance On Medical Marijuana is Morally Right |
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May 11, 2008 - 7:01 PM - by PFlynn
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A poll by the AARP showed that 80 percent of American seniors support the enactment of federal legislation to protect patients who use medical marijuana at their doctors' recommendation. Recently, the second largest medical organization in the country, the American College of Physicians, with 124,000 members, issued a declaration supporting protection for medical marijuana patients and for marijuana to be rescheduled as a therapeutic drug.
Despite this, Shuler currently plans to vote no on the Hinchey Amendment as he did last year. By doing so, Shuler is asking to use our tax dollars to hunt and imprison patients who use medical marijuana.
Patients who use medical marijuana are in a fight for... [Read More]
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Years ago... From Our Pages |
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May 11, 2008 - 9:03 AM - by Herb Fellow
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25 years ago this week
May 12, 1983: In Washington, Glen Burnie's Pony League Dodgers and Athletics play a one-inning exhibition game on the south lawn of the White House. Front-row spectators include President Ronald Reagan and Vice President George H.W. Bush.
50 years ago this week
May 14, 1958: Annapolis waterfront businessmen ask the Army Corps of Engineers to investigate fill material drifting into the Severn River and Spa Creek from a Naval Academy construction site.
100 years ago this week
May 12, 1908: Construction is set for "New Era Park … a gigantic" amusement park at Anne Arundel County's Academy Junction. The 150-acre facility is to be to the... [Read More]
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Highly Sustainable Tradical® Hemcrete® Creates a "Greener" Community |
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May 11, 2008 - 8:56 AM - by Herb Fellow
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Chicago, IL - American Lime Technology is pleased to announce its latest project using the highly sustainable Tradical® Hemcrete® building system. This "green" project entails an energy efficient upgrade to a community center on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, home to the Lakota tribe, in the southwest corner of South Dakota. The upgraded community center will serve residents of the reservation, which is the eighth largest in the United States.
Although new to the American market, Tradical® Hemcrete® has been used successfully in the United Kingdom and Europe for over ten years. This proprietary system, which relies on sustainably produced hemp shiv and lime binder, is being used to construct seamless walls and... [Read More]
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$4 Million Grow-Op in Patterson |
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May 11, 2008 - 1:52 AM - by Herb Fellow
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The discovery of the largest home grow operation ever found in Calgary once again illustrates that the city's suburbs are fertile ground for growing marijuana. Police found 2,445 plants worth up to $4 million spread throughout the interior of a large home on Patterson Crescent S.W. Friday night.
Surveillance cameras monitoring the home and the presence of marijuana clippings used to clone the most potent plants are signs the grow was part of a larger criminal operation with grows at other locations, investigators said. "It was quite sophisticated," said Staff Sgt. Darren Cave of the Calgary police drug unit. "We have some information that might be related to other addresses in the city."
No... [Read More]
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New Federal Report on Marijuana Use is Misleading, Groups Say |
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May 10, 2008 - 10:32 PM - by Herb Fellow
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SALEM, Ore. - A new federal government report on the ill effects of marijuana on teens may be a last ditch effort to demonize the medical weed before it sees its own day of emancipation. As it stands, even the most hardcore marijuana legalization advocates do not support children using anything that causes intoxication.
This new report uses scare tactics and seems to regard medical facts as a meaningless burden, and they are enlisting the help of celebrities with big money and big media ties to drive their message home.
"Don't be fooled into thinking that pot is harmless," said Dr. Drew Pinksy, internist, addiction expert, and host of VH1's Celebrity Rehab. "Marijuana is an addictive drug. Teens who... [Read More]
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Marijuana Users Meet In Prague In Support Of Its Legalisation |
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May 10, 2008 - 10:16 PM - by Herb Fellow
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Prague- Several hundreds of young people met in the centre of Prague today to demonstrate for the legalisation of marijuana and even thousands joined the following march and the open air concert in support of marijuana. The protesters carried posters featuring a cannabis leaf and inscriptions like "Legalisation is needed" and "It smells nice." The typical smell of marijuana complemented the atmosphere of the protest event.
The march proceeded through Prague streets, with policemen halting the traffic and enabling the free passage of demonstrators where necessary.
Czech supporters of the legalisation of marijuana meet regularly in early May within the world event that was named Global Marijuana... [Read More]
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Letters: Medical Marijuana Limits: Find Out Where Candidates Stand |
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May 10, 2008 - 10:10 PM - by Herb Fellow
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In advance of the June election, I would like to update readers on the issue of medical marijuana in Del Norte County. California law allows qualified patients to grow and possess marijuana for medical use. The quantity recommended under state guidelines, and followed by 84 percent of counties, is six mature or 12 immature plants, plus 8 ounces of dried marijuana. However, some county boards have enacted stricter laws (such as San Diego, where no marijuana may be grown of possessed) or more liberal limits (including Del Norte, where 99 plants and 1 pound are allowed).
The 99-plant limit in Del Norte has encouraged commercial marijuana growers to move into our community—to great detriment, as voiced by the Alcohol,... [Read More]
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Suit Dismissed Over Marijuana Raid |
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May 10, 2008 - 4:32 PM - by Herb Fellow
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A federal judge has dismissed a Redding doctor's First Amendment lawsuit in which he accused law enforcement officials of targeting him because he was an outspoken cannabis advocate who recommended marijuana to patients. Dr. Philip Denney says he plans to appeal the decision handed down recently by Senior Judge Lawrence K. Karlton of the U.S. Eastern District Court in Sacramento.
"We feel this is definitely not over," Denney said. "We feel that the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals is going to be very interested in reading the matter." Denney claims that federal law enforcement officials teamed with Redding police, the Shasta County District Attorney's Office and others to target him during their investigation of... [Read More]
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Global Marijuana Day Demonstrations Meet Repression in Handful of Cities |
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May 10, 2008 - 3:35 PM - by PFlynn
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Saturday was the first Saturday in May, which for more than 30 years has been marked by marches and demonstrations in support of marijuana legalization. Known alternately as the Million Marijuana March, International Marijuana Day, or the Global Marijuana March, this year's commemoration saw marches or protests in more than 200 cities across the globe.
Mexico CityMost went over without problems or controversy, whether large or small, Some 10,000 people marched and toked in Toronto without significant problems, and thousands more celebrated in Mexico City's Alameda Central. In New York City, hundreds of people braved soggy weather in the annual march. Even smaller protests, like those in Rapid City, South Dakota,... [Read More]
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The Phoenix Global Marjuana March |
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May 10, 2008 - 2:25 PM - by PFlynn
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Several hundred pro-marijuana supporters gathered at Steele Indian School Park on Saturday, May 3 for the Global Marijuana March. The march, which started at 4:20 p.m. (420 being head code for "time to smoke some marijuana") was Phoenix's contribution to a global event that saw several cities around the nation and world marching for marijuana law reform. The Global Marijuana March aims to educate people about the medicinal and therapeutic benefits of cannabis, protest the prohibition of marijuana, and encourage people to sign pro-pot petitions. The blog on the official MySpace page for the march read, in part, "If you believe you should have the right, as a responsible adult American, to choose a safer recreational... [Read More]
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Marijuana-Flavored Candy Sold In Tri-State Stores |
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May 10, 2008 - 7:09 AM - by Herb Fellow
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Marijuana-flavored lolipops are being sold in Tri-State stores. Chronic Candy has hemp oil in it, and you can find the novelty lollipops in some smoke shops. Weed-flavored candy is popping up in some smoke shops in the Tri-State. But, good luck trying to find someone who has ever heard of lollipops that taste like marijuana. "I was intrigued (when first hearing about marijuana flavored candy)," said Kathleen Szabo, never heard of Chronic Candy. "But it was the first I'd ever heard of it." "It kind of smelled like dirt," said Michelle Taylor, never heard of Chronic Candy.
The lollipops are called Chronic Candy and have names such as OG and Train Wreck. But, how high can you get off Chronic Candy? Turns out, you... [Read More]
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