I hope everyone had a great labor day weekend! Here are your Stoner Friendly Links for Monday: A former prosecutor of Marc Emery admits marijuana prohibition as failed and is now calling for the changing of current laws. New Mexico is proposing changes to the current medical marijuana law. A man who fell victim to the recent medical marijuana raids in Michigan died from a suspected heart attack. Pushed over [...]
This fall, South Dakota voters will once again be asked if they want marijuana legalized for medicinal purposes, and those who support it like the way things are looking. Although a similar measure in 2006 failed by a slim margin, organizers behind Initiated Measure 13 say strong grass-roots support and a lack of organized opposition improve the chances of South Dakota becoming the 16th state to allow the illegal drug [...]
As they say, it’s hump day! Here’s some stories I found on the web today: Yesterday I wrote on how the University of Arkansas changed their marijuana possession punishments. Apparently, they have done no such thing. Primary Organic Therapy Inc will be the first of a handful of medical marijuana dispensaries in Maine. We all know the “gateway theory” is complete bull, but University of New Hampshire conducted a formal [...]
Still rainy here in the Northwest, but what can you do?? Here are your Stoner Friendly Links for Tuesday: Here’s a heartless judge that won’t allow patients to take their medicine while out on bond. This follows the several raids that took place on Oakland dispensaries. This was news a few days ago, but here is another study that confirms marijuana helps people control nerve pain. The final dispensary locations [...]
It was a bit rainy here in Oregon today, but hey welcome to the Northwest! I hope everyone had a great Monday, here are your Stoner Friendly Links: The University of Arkansas lowered the punishment for marijuana possession to the same level of a misdemeanor alcohol offense. Despite the petition, marijuana legalization won’t be on the November ballot in Detroit. Phoenix city council held a meeting to discuss medical marijuana [...]
Montana is getting closer to reforming their medical marijuana regulations. The Children, Families, Health and Human Services Interim Committee voted 7-1 Tuesday to have a bill drafted and prepared for introduction before the 2011 Legislature convenes in January. All this is in response to the unexpected growth of medical marijuana users and businesses. A year ago, the state had fewer than 4,000 marijuana patients. Now, almost 23,000 people have a [...]
Happy Monday everyone! Here are your Stoner Friendly Links: Some towns in Massachusetts are giving up on the decimalized marijuana law. Future medical marijuana patients in New Jersey will soon be able to sign up for patient registry. In Colorado, the medical marijuana fees are really helping the state deficit. Our neighbors in Canada are now developing a car made entirely of cannabis!
Medical marijuana is getting closer and closer to becoming a reality to the citizens of Illinois. Illinois House and Senate bills filed in 2009 — titled the Compassionate Use of Medical Cannabis Pilot Program Act — both call for a three-year legalization of marijuana for patients who obtain a doctor’s approval and suffer from one of a list of conditions or illnesses. The Illinois Senate bill passed 30-28 last year. [...]
I hope everyone had a great day! Here are the Stoner Friend Links: An ignorant judge in California orders a man busted for growing medical marijuana for recreational use to write an essay on how marijuana is a gateway drug. A police group in California are backing Prop 19. A California appellate court remanded a case back to an Orange County judge to consider whether cities can ban medical marijuana [...]
It’s that time again; Stoner Friendly Links! Beaumont, California city council rejects a medical marijuana proposal that would allow a collective or co-operative to legally operate in in city limits. The marijuana bill in Pennsylvania that would legalize medical marijuana gains sponsorship from Republican Marguerite Quinn. Grand Junction, Colorado city council will decide the future of medical marijuana. Our neighbors to the north certainly know how to protect their grow-ops. [...]
You may recall on Monday’s Stoner Friend Links there was a story on Medical Marijuana Inc’s plan to launch a hemp marketing company. Medical Marijuana Inc has provided an outline for The Hemp Network. The Hemp Network is the first network marketing company in history to provide consumers with hemp products on a network marketing platform. President Don Steinberg stated, “We are all now at the ‘right time, right place’ [...]
Hope everyone had a great Tuesday! If you have time you should check out our new Marijuana Forum! Otherwise, here are your Stoner Friendly Links: Today is full of interesting stories; like medical marijuana trading cards!. Need I say more? You thought you were interested in that? What about marijuana cheesecake? On a more serious note, East Lansing, Michigan city council will be voting on, not one, but two medical [...]
Hello, readers! Here are you Stoner Friendly Links for Monday: Here’s an interesting court case in Michigan where a man could potentially get his marijuana possession charges dropped because he qualified for a medical marijuana card at the time of his arrest. Cannabis Science signs a joint venture with Smokefree Innotec Inc to develop smoke-free vaporized medical marijuana products. Medical Marijuana Inc is going to launch the world’s first hemp [...]
While several Colorado cities and towns have already banned or restricted medical-marijuana businesses, others will ask voters in November if they want pot dispensaries in their communities. It’s the type of do-or-die situation Tom Wilczynski has craved. “Up until now, we’ve kept a low profile,” said Wilczynski, the 47-year-old co-owner of Cannabis Care & Wellness Center. “But now we have an opportunity to show the community we are a legitimate [...]
Republican Senate candidate Dino Rossi on Thursday continued his crusade against federal stimulus funding by questioning a nearly $150,000 marijuana/pain research project at WSU Vancouver. “This is one of those boondoggle projects that forces you to set aside the serious economic consequences of this so-called stimulus for a moment and just laugh at how out of touch Washington, D.C. really is,” Rossi said in a statement. “Washington state taxpayers are [...]
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