Medical Marijuana Update (2014.05.14)
Here's the latest major medical marijuana news around the United States from the past week, as of May 14, 2014:
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NORML PAC Endorses Wes Neuman for Congress in Florida’s 7th District
NORML PAC is endorsing Wes Neuman in his campaign against incumbent John Mica to become the next Congressman for Florida’s 7th Congressional District.
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Marijuana Oil to Treat Seizures Faces Hurdles in Kentucky
Issues are the availability of marijuana oil, approval from the FDA and the cost of studies that preliminary estimates say could be $10,000 per participant.
This Week's Corrupt Cops Stories (2014.05.14)
Here's the latest news on corrupt cops and law enforcement around the United States from the past week, as of May 14, 2014:
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San Jose Council Delays Medical Marijuana Dispensaries Vote
The debate over medical marijuana dispensaries in San Jose was delayed when a contentious city council chamber failed to vote on a proposed ordinance.
Product Review: Mary’s Medicinals Transdermal Patch
Mary’s Medicinals is currently making a patch designed to last up to 12 hours; each transdermal patch has 10 mg of cannabis. The best part is just how many options are available.
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Denver Accepts Tweaks to Marijuana-Themed Concerts
The Colorado Symphony Orchestra's is aligning its bring-your-own-cannabis concerts with laws that authorize but still regulate marijuana use in Colorado.
My Favorite Strains: Juicy Bubba Wax (Dabs)
Juicy Bubba is a cross of Juicy Fruit (a hybrid strain with a great taste that lives up to its name) and Bubba Kush (a classic indica strain with an equally great taste).
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Want to Open a Marijuana Dispensary in Illinois? It Will Cost You
Illinois passed a bill legalizing medical marijuana though Illinois has some of the strictest regulations and most expensive entry fees in the industry.
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See How Much the Medical Marijuana Effort Has Raised in Florida
A political committee helping spearhead a ballot effort to legalize medical marijuana in Florida raised an overall total of $3.1 million through April.
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New NFL Policy Will Change Pot Discipline
A source told ESPN.com on Tuesday that the NFL is considering updating its dated drug policy, which would significantly increase the threshold for...
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Iowa Governor Branstad Likely to Sign Cannabis Oil Bill
The chances are very good that Gov. Terry Branstad will sign a bill into law this month to allow the use of cannabis oil to treat severe cases of epilepsy.
Connecticut: Majority of Voters Supportive of Legalizing Marijuana
Nine out of ten Connecticut voters support legalizing the use of cannabis for medicinal purposes, and a majority support allowing adults to possess the plant for any purpose, according to the results of a statewide Quinnipiac University poll
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Medicating Colorado Vets Won’t Lose Healthcare
Military vets using medical marijuana will not be disqualified from VA benefits or services according to the Colorado Veterans Administration medical center
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Instafire: Secret Cup NorCal 2014
Above is your invitation to the illest Cup I've ever attended, period. There are many cups and I love every one of them...and then there is this, The Secret Cup.
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Claims That Marijuana Use Makes Students Lazy Are Unfounded
There is a belief among administrators that student use of marijuana leads to lackluster academic performance and a lack of interest in campus involvement.
Ohio Newspaper Accidentally, Perfectly Sums Up Legalization Debate
The caption on the blank, anti-legalization side of the page reads: "On behalf of the Dayton City Paper staff, we apologize, but we were unable to locate a debate writer who was able to submit a view opposed to the legalization of marijuana in Ohio at this time."
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Bermuda Report Urges Easing Marijuana Laws
A report commissioned by the government of Bermuda has endorsed legalizing marijuana for medical purposes and decriminalizing personal use of the drug.