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 | Pot-TV | The Pot TV News for December 16, 2002
19 min
16 Dec, 2002
SUPREME COURT USES DECRIM TALK AS EXCUSE TO DELAY CANADIAN POT LAW CHALLENGE
Citing statements from the Justice Minister that marijuana will soon be decriminalized, the Supreme Court of Canada postponed until April 2003 a landmark appeal from three pot activists who are seeking the constitutional right to smoke marijuana.
LIBERALS' DECRIM PROPOSAL JUST A BOGUS ATTEMPT TO SWAY SUPREME COURT?
A federal proposal to decriminalize marijuana was nothing more than a ruse to influence the Supreme Court of Canada as it prepared for a major challenge to marijuana laws, said a lawyer in the case. Now events confirm his analysis.
MEDICINAL POT FARMERS DEPUTIZED IN SANTA CRUZ
Taking another pot shot at the federal Drug Enforcement Administration, the Santa Cruz Council voted 7- 0 Tuesday to give the Valerie and Michael Corral the "authority to cultivate, distribute and possess medical marijuana.''
ALLOWING COPS TO KEEP LOOT RULED UNCONSTITUTIONAL
New Jersey's practice of letting police and prosecutors keep the money and assets they seize is unconstitutional, a judge said in a case that could affect other states.
NEW GROW CD NOW AVAILABLE AT eBAY
Faced with a flood of orders, the Kubbys were forced to hire a professional video company to meet the demand. Now all past orders have been shipped and an auction/purchase site has been opened at eBAY.
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 | Pot-TV | Pot TV News for March 12, 2003
25 min
12 Mar, 2003
THE IMPERIAL DRUG WAR
Somehow we knew that when Steve Kubby and his family moved from Orange County to British Columbia to avoid clashes with authorities over his medical use of marijuana he would not simply grow his medicine and stay quiet.
MEDPOT PATIENTS SEEK INJUNCTION FROM FEDS
In another legal setback for medical marijuana in California, a federal judge says two patients who used locally grown pot with their doctors' approval could face prosecution under federal drug laws.
INTERVIEW WITH ANGEL RAICH |
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 | Pot-TV | The Pot TV News for December 11, 2002
28 min
11 Dec, 2002
CANADA TO PASS DECRIM BILL
Justice Minister Martin Cauchon said Monday he wants to take steps to decriminalize marijuana within the next four months. A Commons committee studying the non-medicinal use of drugs released a report Monday calling for the government to relax current marijuana laws and possibly even allow Canadians to grow marijuana for personal use.
PERON LOSES DISMISSAL BID
Dennis Peron and two friends with medical prescriptions for marijuana have lost their bid for early dismissal of drug possession charges filed in Iron County, Utah.
LAPD'S NEW CHIEF BACKS MEDICAL MARIJUANA
"I am opposed to marijuana, and I support the national drug policy, but I have no problem with medical marijuana," said Los Angeles Police Chief William Bratton.
HOLY SMOKE COMPASSION CENTER ONLINE
With marijuana leaves prominently displayed and a high profile public image, the Holy Smoke Compassion Center is pushing the envelope, while local officials lick the stamps. |
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 | Loretta Nall | High Society: CannaEmbassy and P4
1 hr 0 min
12 Dec, 2000
Educator/Agitator David Malmo-Levine interviews Darpan of the CannaEmbassy in DenHague, Holland (with slide-show), then walks through (and presents footage from the opening of) the exhibition "P4: Pot, Propaganda, Paranoia and Politics"! |
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| Pot-TV | The Pot TV News for April 18, 2003
22 min
18 Apr, 2003
REEFER REFUGEE REPORT
The testimony phase of the Kubby Refugee Hearings finished up Wednesday. A final decision is expected this fall.
Plus these special guests:
EUGENE OSCAPELLA: Who profits from the Drug War?
ROBERT MELAMEDE, PhD: Cannabis Health
PROFESSOR ZIGGY: Seedling care and feeding.
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 | Pot-TV | Hempology 101: Matt Elrod
23 min
05 Apr, 2002
Cyber-activist extraordinaire Matt Elrod educates and inspires with techniques and tales of how to effectively use your computer to help end the drug-war. Be a web-jedi. |
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