Medical Marijuana Update (2013.09.18)
Here's the latest major medical marijuana news around the United States from the past week, as of September 18, 2013:
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Here's the latest major medical marijuana news around the United States from the past week, as of September 18, 2013:
Women voters tend to vote unfavorably on cannabis initiatives. This may change. Despite helping spearhead the medical cannabis movement in the 1990s...
The Kansas Department of Transportation says that they won't adopt a highway to the group because marijuana is still illegal in Kansas.
If the cannabis community will unite, NORML could win a free commercial during the Super Bowl.
The World Famous Cannabis Café and SKUNK Magazine are raising money to help another family in need and new Oregonian, Lindsey Rinehart. The Rinehart family
Protesters gathered in Denver's Civic Center Park Monday to slam Proposition AA, the marijuana tax proposal that will be decided by voters in November.
In addition, we will have updates about local cases, progress with regulations, and information about advancements in the field of medical marijuana.
Jose Gutierrez was targeted and beaten by agents, now faces charges of assault on a federal officer, apparently for hitting DEA agents' fists with his face.
August 31, 2013, deeply respected medical marijuana activist and founding member of Moms for Marijuana International “Jenny Kush” was killed in a head-on collision from a drunk driver
Michelle DiGiacomo, an advocate that helped pass Illinois' MMJ law, will not receive her medication; she was found in possession of marijuana last year.
Pennsylvania Hempland Security held their third rally this year for cannabis legalization in Pennsylvania in Penn Square in Reading on Saturday.
A June audit of Colorado's Medical Marijuana Registry found serious breaches in the confidentiality that was supposed to be in place.
"We certainly hope they're successful...Turning Florida medical marijuana green would be a big deal." -- Mason Tvert
Three billboards have popped up to raise awareness and recruit supporters for a Sensible BC petition to decriminalize and legalize cannabis in the province.
Medical marijuana advocates will hold a 4-hour conference this Thursday to discuss implementation of HB1, the Illinois medical marijuana law.
These lobby days help bring the voice of the medical cannabis community, where important decisions that affect their lives are made in every session.
NORML is pleased to announce that our 2012 Chapter of the Year Award recipient, Orange County NORML, will be celebrating its 10-year anniversary this Friday
With Vicente Fox and Jamen Shively at the helm of the legalization brigade, the corporatization of cannabis may become something more than speculation.