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 | Pot-TV | Newshawks: School drug raid causes uproar
2 min
07 Nov, 2003
GOOSE CREEK, S.C., Nov. 7 — Police stormed into Stratford High School early Wednesday and ordered students to the ground as they conducted a search for drugs and weapons. The search came up empty, and now the school’s principal, who was concerned about a problem with "marijuana" at the school, is facing questions about whether the show of force was necessary. Special Thanks to Newshawk Marley for this link. | 
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| Pot-TV | Pot TV News for August 4th, 2003 with Pete Brady
21 min
05 Aug, 2003
Cannabis Culture International Correspondent Pete Brady gives us the latest in cannabis news. Teacher wins $70,000 in wrongful dismissal suite over teaching hemp in the classroom, What's Up With Canada's Federal Pot Plan?, Cannabis For Head Injuries and more....... |
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 | Pot-TV | The Pot TV News for March 26, 2003
20 min
25 Mar, 2003
CANADA ALLOWS POLITICAL ASSASSIN TO STAY, CREATING EXEMPTION FOR POT REFUGEES
OTTAWA -- "It looks like if these guys can show that they are political targets or can prove to our judges that the justice system in their homeland is corrupt, they will get a pass to stay in Canada," said a Vancouver-based immigration lawyer.
STATES CONSIDER LIGHTER MARIJUANA LAWS
MADISON, WI -- Whether bowing to public opinion or considering cost-cutting in light of budget deficits, some states are considering slackening their marijuana laws. Six state legislatures are working on bills to decriminalize marijuana, and 14 states are reviewing proposals to legalize medical marijuana.
MEDICAL MARIJUANA REGISTRY ATTRACTS APPLICANTS
DENVER, CO -- More than two years ago Colorado voters approved the medical use of marijuana, and while the state registry continues to grow, the number of card-carrying individuals has hit only 211.
NEW BOOK DETAILS HOW MEDICAL MJ SAVED YOUNG BOY
SACRAMENTO, CA -- "Jeffrey's Journey" is a determined Mother's journal of what she had to go through in the battle to be able to treat her son with medical marijuana. |
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| Pot-TV | Moving Beyond the "War on Drugs": clip 7
56 min
10 Apr, 2002
Ethan Nadelmann, William Martin, Edward Djerejian speaking at the James A Baker Insitute for Public Policy at Rice University, Houston, Texas |
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 | Steve and Michele Kubby | The Pot TV News for Friday, July 12, 2002
28 min
12 Jul, 2002
'LIFE AND DEATH' WRIT GOES TO SUPREME COURT
B.C. Supreme Court exemption being sought on "life and death" medical grounds because, "the Controlled Drugs and Substances act fails to adequately exempt persons from criminal liability who possess or produce marijuana for personal medical use."
LOOPHOLE FOR U.K. CANNABIS CAFES
The reclassification of cannabis in Great Britian may leave a loophole in the law for "bring-your-own" cannabis cafes.
U.K. POLICE AND DRUG 'TSAR' REVOLT
It took British narks just over a year to exact their revenge, but now the police have forced Blunkett to increase penalties on cannabis "crimes," while humiliating him over the resignation of the British Drug Tsar.
FEDS DETERMINED TO BLOCK MEDICAL DEFENSE
The Soviet-style show trial of Brian Epis continues with J. Tony Serra forced to defend his client when medical necessity is not allowed to even be spoken in court.
CANADA BANS DRUG TESTS
Federally regulated companies and public services must not randomly test or prescreen employees for drug and alcohol use, the federal human-rights watchdog decided Wednesday.
BREAKING NEWS: BRIAN EPIS CONVICTED, JEFF JONES FACING 1.5 YEARS FOR PROTESTING.
Full details on Monday's edition of the Pot TVNews.
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 | HempTV | Cannabis Common Sense #224
1 hr 0 min
30 Apr, 2003
Hemp News, with Paul Stanford, then retired Portland Police detective Don Dupay joins Paul to take viewers phone calls. Film clips from "Cannabis Rising," a documentary about cannabis in the Netherlands, and another on a traditional hemp paper maker in Japan, with subtitles. |
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