Washington Medical Marijuana Recommendations Draw Opposition
The three state agencies and the governor's office that constitute the state's medical marijuana working group released their draft recommendations.
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The three state agencies and the governor's office that constitute the state's medical marijuana working group released their draft recommendations.
Medical marijuana has come to the forefront of care in many of the diseases that Specialty Pharmacists treat including Multiple Sclerosis, Cancer, HIV
George Pringle, 57, of Staten Island, won $42,500 in a lawsuit against the department for the time cops mistook his peppermint candies for crack.
the D.C. Council Committee on Health convened an oversight hearing on Monday to examine the medical marijuana program's successes and areas for improvement.
Seattle Police decided to publish a friendly reminder to citizens advising them not to donate giant bags of weed to such stores.
While that effort fell short, voters in the city of Portland will still have the chance to vote on marijuana legalization this November.
MPP submitted comments recommending revisions to the Delaware Department of Health and Social Services’ medical marijuana compassion center regulations.
Gallup released new polling data today that shows an overwhelming majority of Americans want marijuana to be legalized.
MMJ advocates will hold stakeholder meetings across Washington next week in advance of submitting public comments on regulations being developed for I-502.
Numerous medical marijuana defendants in California over the past couple of years have received mandatory minimum sentences of 5-10 years in prison.
week, the biannual International Drug Policy Reform Conference will take place in Denver, Colorado.
There are mechanisms in place for citizens to fight back. If you are ever or have ever been victim of law enforcement misconduct please file a complaint.
Medical patient-provider and navy veteran Jovan Jackson was acquitted in his first trial, but DA Dumanis opted to try him again later that year.
Medical Cannabis patient Jerry Duval is serving a 10-year sentence for cultivating cannabis under Michigan’s medical cannabis laws.
Phillip Smith, the longtime writer and editor of Stop the Drug War, is the 2013 recipient of the Brecher Award for Achievement in the Field of Media.
Marijuana seeds will no longer be illegal in Slovakia as of March 2014, according to a report in the Slovak Spectator.
Gavin Newsom, Lieutenant Governor of California, will chair a blue ribbon committee tasked with studying marijuana legalization in the state.
A recent study found that the UK would gain up to £1.25bn a year. Reynolds believes cannabis reform's potential economic benefits are outweighed by politics