Dumanis Continues Raiding in San Diego, While Court of Appeals Tells Her She is Wrong
Refusing to accept the jury’s decision, San Diego District Attorney Bonnie Dumanis raided Jackson’s collective a 2nd time and re-filed all the charges...
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Refusing to accept the jury’s decision, San Diego District Attorney Bonnie Dumanis raided Jackson’s collective a 2nd time and re-filed all the charges...
A group of California medical cannabis providers and patients, as Plaintiffs, filed their Opening Brief before the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in San...
California’s 4th District Court of Appeal overturned the conviction of San Diego medical cannabis provider Jovan Jackson. The decision in People v. Jackson
Here's the latest major medical marijuana news around the United States from the past week, as of October 24, 2012.
Fourth District Court of Appeal rejects requirement that all California medical marijuana collective members must be actively involved in cultivation.
Law enforcement are using stingrays, which allows them to know who you are calling and the precise location of every device within the range...
DC Circuit Appeals court issued rare order last week for supplemental briefing on "standing" in landmark federal case.
Michael Foster and Susan Cooper spent most of their cannabis fortune helping poor children in Africa, and now they're in jail for it.
The US Supreme Court will be hearing two Florida cases this month that could have huge implications on our 4th Amendment rights, which protect...
Ed Forchion was found not guilty today of possession of marijuana with intent to distribute by unanimous jury decision.
Just hours after the U.S. Court of Appeal for the DC Circuit heard oral arguments in the federal landmark case Americans for Safe Access v. Drug Enforcement
Here's the latest major medical marijuana news around the United States from the past week, as of October 17, 2012.
On Oct 16, the federal Appeals Court for the DC Circuit heard an appeal in the case called Americans for Safe Access v Drug Enforcement Administration...
Major medical marijuana trial, pitting the federal government against state law, ends in Aaron Sandusky being found guilty on drug conspiracy charge.
Oakland files lawsuit in federal court to stop seizure of property of Oakland medical marijuana dispensary...
Advocates fight to overturn a wrongful conviction and preserve the right to a medical marijuana defense...
The MI Supreme Court is set to hear oral arguments on October 11 regarding two controversial medical marijuana cases, People v McQueen and People v Bylsma.
Doug Darrell, a New Hampshire Rastafarian facing felony marijuana cultivation charges was declared not guilty on Friday because a jury believed that punishing him for the offense would be unjust.