Romney Campaign Uses Raids to Swing CO Voters, Insults Everyone's Intelligence
The Romney campaign has finally stooped low enough to try to trick the medical marijuana community into voting Romney into office.
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Medical Marijuana Update (2012.09.19)
Here's the latest major medical marijuana news around the United States from the past week, as of September 19, 2012.
Chronicle Video Review: Lynching Charlie Lynch
Lynching Charlie Lynch is a film about a nation that somehow thinks it's justifiable to persecute people for growing plants for others.
Push the Top Shelf: The Decline of Dry Meds in Washington State
Washington connoisseur farmers are selling their marijuana to friends with cards, keeping top shelf strains off the shelves and within their own circles.
ACLU Fights Decision in Cell Phone Tracking Case
The ACLU is challenging a federal appeals court ruling that it is legal for the DEA and other agencies to use cell phone tracking without a warrant.
Former DEA Heads Urge Holder to Oppose Marijuana Legalization Measures
Nine former US DEA heads urged Attorney General Eric Holder to oppose the November marijuana legalization measures in Colorado, Washington state and Oregon.
Cannabis Reform: From Local to Federal, Part 1
What if we're going about this all wrong? Is our path to cannabis reform playing right into the federal government's hands?
Montana's First Medical Marijuana Caregiver Dies in Prison
Richard Flor, 68, the first person to register as a caregiver under Montana's now gutted medical marijuana program has died in federal prison.
Medical Marijuana Update (2012.08.29)
The battle of LA continues, Arizona prosecutors don't like their medical marijuana law and a bill is pre-filed in Kentucky. There's also lots more going on.
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Marijuana Elimination Program Is Smaller but Still Helicoptering in California
The Campaign Against Marijuana Planting (CAMP) is dead . CAMP is indeed gone, but the helicopters — and the Drug Enforcement Administration agents, U.S. Forest Service wardens, and other cops — are…
This Week’s Corrupt Cops Stories (2012.08.29)
There's something funny going on in Georgia, the DEA is missing drug evidence in West Virginia and a corrupt cop in Alabama gets caught with sticky fingers.
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DEA Sends Warning Letter to 23 Seattle Area Medical Pot Dispensaries
Yesterday, the DEA sent warning letters to 23 medical marijuana dispensaries in the Seattle area.
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Want to Open a Medical Marijuana Dispensary in SF? The DEA Is Onto You
The DEA in June requested & received the applications including personal contact information for all proposed San Francisco medical marijuana dispensaries.
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$1 Billion in Marijuana Plants Seized From Public Lands in Western States
More than 550,000 marijuana plants seized worth approximately $1 billion during an 8 week crackdown targeting illega growing operations on public lands.
Exclusive Video: Funeral for Shuttered SF Dispensaries
San Francisco Weedists rally with a New Orleans style funeral to mourn the shuttering of two Medical Marijuana Dispensaries
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DEA’s Cannabis Crop Seizures Fell 35 Percent From Previous Year
Total cannabis crop seizures fell an estimated 35 percent between 2010 and 2011, according to statistics by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA)
Medical Marijuana Rescheduling Lawsuit Moving
The DC Circuit Court of Appeals announced late last week that it will hear oral arguments in October on cannabis not belonging in Schedule I
Video: DEA Politely Threatens Del Mar City Council Before Medical Marijuana Vote
DEA Agent Patrick Kelly paid a special visit to the Del Mar City Council in California for voting yes on a medical marijuana initiative.