Could You Lose Your Job for Smoking Legal Pot?
The Daily Beast reports a Colorado case that may finally protect employees from being fired for off-job, legal pot use.
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The Daily Beast reports a Colorado case that may finally protect employees from being fired for off-job, legal pot use.
Starting in February 2014, the Colorado fee to have a medical marijuana card will drop from $35 to $15. This was a surprise to me and many others...
Ladybud reports the ongoing story of Dahlia, a little girl with brain cancer that is relocating to Colorado for medical marijuana.
A New Jersey family received a $10,000 gift to help move to Colorado for MMJ for their young daughter.
A North Carolinian man that openly grows his own medical cannabis alerted law enforcement of his activities in defiance of prohibition.
Cannabis Culture reports that Colorado's medical marijuana patient annual registration fee will drop from $35 to just $15 early next year.
Independent certification will benefit patients, healthcare providers, and regulators implementing medical marijuana laws.
Washington's Liquor Control Board recommended to lawmakers that medical marijuana patients be allowed to keep their home grows.
Ladybud published the story of Sabina Rose, a little girl in New Jersey with Dravet Syndrome that is no longer with us.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie says advocates fighting for better access to medication simply want to legalize pot.
So far, Health Canada's less-than-discrete envelopes are responsible for at least 3 patients fired and a home invasion, a lawyer claims.
A Canadian medical marijuana patient (that happens to be a mounted police officer) is not allowed to smoke while in uniform.
A new poll by Quinnipiac University reveals that 82% of Florida voters support medical marijuana.
New York state lawmakers are planning medical marijuana hearings in Mineola and Buffalo next month.
Stan Rutner, a retired dentist in his 70's, was brought to the brink of death by conventional cancer treatments, then cured by cannabis.
A new medical marijuana bill has been proposed in the Pennsylvania Senate by Senator Daylin Leach and a socially conservative senator, Mike Folmer.
State Rep. Alan Silvia got the facts wrong when he wrote that there is no difference between medical marijuana and “street” marijuana.
The San Diego Police Department has re-launched an eradication effort against dispensaries, collective cultivation efforts, and medical marijuana patients.