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In a major victory for medical marijuana patients, a Los Angeles jury
acquitted Sister Somayah Kambui on all counts today. Somayah, who uses
marijuana for her sickle cell anemia, was charged with cultivation and
four other marijuana-related charges. She freely admitted to growing
marijuana for herself and other sickle cell patients.
This is the first acquittal of a Prop. 215 patient-provider in
Southern California. "Let this be a message to the government that
Californians are fed up with efforts to enforce obsolete marijuana laws,"
commented California NORML coordinator Dale Gieringer.
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Dale Gieringer (415) 563-5858 // canorml@igc.org
2215-R Market St. #278, San Francisco CA 94114
From: Dale Gieringer <canorml@igc.org>
Los Angeles, March 18th
Special to Cal NORML
acquitted Sister Somayah Kambui on all counts today. Somayah, who uses
marijuana for her sickle cell anemia, was charged with cultivation and
four other marijuana-related charges. She freely admitted to growing
marijuana for herself and other sickle cell patients.
This is the first acquittal of a Prop. 215 patient-provider in
Southern California. "Let this be a message to the government that
Californians are fed up with efforts to enforce obsolete marijuana laws,"
commented California NORML coordinator Dale Gieringer.
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Dale Gieringer (415) 563-5858 // canorml@igc.org
2215-R Market St. #278, San Francisco CA 94114
From: Dale Gieringer <canorml@igc.org>
Los Angeles, March 18th
Special to Cal NORML
