Last weekend the Pacific Northwest was blanketed with haze; but, not from the forest fires. This year’s Hempstalk here in Portland, Oregon was awesome! First, we were greeted by countless booths selling anything and everything marijuana lovers could want. After hours of browsing the plethora of glassware, it was time for a snack. The shaded [Click Here To Continue Reading]
My name is No Inhale. I am 20 years old and I live in Portland, Oregon. I am part-owner and administrator for The Weed Blog. I don’t have a criminal record and I’m attending school full-time, but still people don’t think I am capable of leading a healthy and productive life. I’m not here to [Click Here To Continue Reading]
Anyone running a marijuana farm is a potential target for federal prosecution, regardless of whether Oakland or California laws allow it, the U.S. attorney warned in a letter to the city Tuesday. The letter was written by U.S. Attorney Melinda Haag of the Northern District of California to Oakland City Attorney John Russo, in response [Click Here To Continue Reading]
A state senator has proposed a law that would make it illegal for an employer to fire someone with a legal prescription for marijuana who used it outside of work. The bill, SB129, would bar employers from making a positive drug test a criteria for hiring and firing decisions if the employee was a registered [Click Here To Continue Reading]
Cannabis Medical Solutions Inc, a leading company specializing in merchant payment solutions and financial products for the medical marijuana and health care industries, today announced an agreement for new merchant banking services including an open-loop prepaid medical card for patient purchases and discount prescriptions. This new banking agreement and prepaid medical card will allow CMSI [Click Here To Continue Reading]
Former state Democratic Party chairman and congressional candidate William J. Lynch and Pawtucket’s recently retired police chief are among a group of public figures who want to open the state’s first compassion center to sell medical marijuana with a plan to grow cannabis in an ornate downtown Pawtucket building that formerly housed an exclusive old-time [Click Here To Continue Reading]
We received this from the Cannabis Therapy Institute of Colorado. Hopefully the members of the Colorado Supreme Court have their heads on straight. Contact: Andrew B. Reid, Senior Counsel Springer and Steinberg, P.C. Phone: 303-861-2800 Kathleen Chippi Patient and Caregiver Rights Litigation Project Phone: 1-888-328-4367 Patients File Petition to Overturn Unconstitutional Laws {Denver} — A [Click Here To Continue Reading]
Today, CEO of Cannabis Medical Solutions, B. Michael Friedman, released the following letter to stockholders. The letter provides the shareholders with details concerning the companies achievements and progress. Dear Fellow Stockholders: Thank you for your continuing support of Cannabis Medical Solutions (CMSI) throughout 2010 and into the new year. Today, I would like to highlight [Click Here To Continue Reading]
I picked up this article from one of Maine’s bigger news sources. Click the link or read below. More than 400 Mainers have applied to be medical marijuana patients under a state law that took effect Saturday. Applications flooded into the Maine Department of Health and Human Services in the final days and weeks of [Click Here To Continue Reading]
Senator-elect Rick Jones (R-Grand Ledge) thinks the legalization of medical marijuana in Michigan has been done in a haphazard manner and needs to have proper oversight and regulation in place to prevent negative outcomes. The Denver Post reported in November of this year that taxes on medical marijuana dispensaries had resulted in $2.2 million in [Click Here To Continue Reading]
This morning,I came across this article I think is worth sharing. You can click the link or read it below. If Colorado was allowed to treat marijuana like alcohol — or any other medicine, for that matter — pot dispensaries could freely set up business bank accounts without fear of federal prosecution and marijuana could, [Click Here To Continue Reading]
Phoenix recently approved several zoning changes that will restrict where dispensaries and other medical-marijuana-related facilities can be located. Those hoping to get into the medical-marijuana business will have to comply with rules the Arizona Department of Health Services is formulating, which dictate who can prescribe and receive a prescription for medical marijuana and how to [Click Here To Continue Reading]
Months after Los Angeles got serious about running a majority of medical marijuana dispensaries out of town by passing strict regulations, the ubiquitous shops are cropping up again. A judge recently scratched key portions of the ordinance city officials spent years crafting, noting in his Dec. 10 ruling granting a preliminary injunction that a large [Click Here To Continue Reading]
The Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS) has produced a first draft of regulations pertaining to the state’s Medical Marijuana Act and is now looking for public input. The 47-page regulations document was unveiled Dec. 17 and is available for viewing at the ADHS website, along with frequently asked questions, important dates and the latest [Click Here To Continue Reading]
According to a prosecutor in Missoula County, Montana, potential jurors made it clear they wouldn’t convict anyone for possessing a few buds of pot. District Judge Dusty Deschamps found it impossible to seat a jury, and decided to work out a plea bargain for the man in question, Touray Cornell, instead. Touray Cornell was arrested [Click Here To Continue Reading]
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