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Representative Sherry Appleton Joins With Coalition of Patient Advocates to Defend Washington States’s Medical Cannabis Law: House Bill 2233 would provide a clear
Washington officials have received over 2,600 applications from pot growers, which is a concern because of a set limit on the amount of space for growing.
An indoor rally is planned on December 21, 2013 in Seattle "to support the preservation of medical marijuana and patient's rights in Washington State,"...
Washington regulators are reviewing over 1,300 applications from would-be entrepreneurs seeking to engage in the licensed production and sale of cannabis
On Dec 6th hundreds of connoisseurs will celebrate the one year anniversary of legalization in Washington state by consuming cannabis at the Seattle Center.
Steve Elliott explains that I-502's per se limit on impairment for marijuana DUI has caused police to order lots more blood tests.
Few times in life have I felt such shock and fear of imminent danger as when the Chair of the Liquor Control Board announced a stunning decision to break...
700+ concerned citizens came on November 13 to give feedback on the Liquor Control Board's recommendation that WA state shutdown the medical marijuana industry.
What in the clear blue f*#k is up with the Washington State Liquor Control Board and it's draconian crusade against cannabis? Now the WSLCB are jabbing...
Winning the battle to preserve Washington’s medical marijuana industry is critical. Politicians want to effectively destroy it completely, claiming patients
The Washington State Liquor Board is in the process of issuing its recommendations for how to regulate recreational marijuana use. This is, more or less...
Sullum explains why Washington's black market for weed could remain: 25% taxes at 3 points in production. Studies estimate legal pot could cost over $25/g.
He notes the lack of studies about marijuana users and ponders its known effects.“Let’s not knock the medicinal value of feeling good, of being happy.”
Cannabis legalization has the momentum it needs; will it be preserved from commercialization and the free market? As the legalization movement makes it...
Speaking before the Senate Judiciary Committee, James Cole reaffirmed that the Justice Department is unlikely to challenge marijuana legalization efforts.
Since the DOJ still has not decided how to handle marijuana legalization in Colorado and Washington, Washington state officials have prepared for the worst.
Medical marijuana patients have begun "Health Before Happy Hour" to educate Washington that the needs of patients are different from recreational users.
Let's have a national discussion about legalization, and let's have it be a discussion about a model for regulation that emulates alcohol regulations.
